"Temperature" Example Sentences
1. The temperature dropped significantly at night.
2. The doctor took my temperature to check for a fever.
3. The room temperature was comfortably warm.
4. The food should be kept at room temperature.
5. The stove elements glowed red hot at high temperature.
6. Changes in temperature can affect air pressure.
7. The thermometer read a high temperature for the day.
8. The boiling temperature of water is 100 degrees Celsius.
9. Try to maintain an even temperature when cooking.
10. The ambient temperature outside was near freezing.
11. The temperature gauge indicated the engine was overheating.
12. The temperature needs to exceed 250 degrees for caramelization.
13. The dryer sheet helps reduce static electricity at high temperatures.
14. The teacher checked each student's temperature as they entered.
15. Frequent hand washing helps keep germs and temperature down.
16. The heater helped raise the temperature in the chilly kitchen.
17. The patient's temperature elevated during the night.
18. The temperature started to climb after sunrise.
19. The patient's temperature spiked to over 104 degrees.
20. The stove coil turned red hot at high temperature.
21. The outdoor temperature display read 65 degrees.
22. The high temperature warning caused many to stay indoors.
23. The temperature outside gradually dropped as the sun set.
24. Cooking meat to the correct internal temperature is important.
25. An increase in temperature usually decreases air density.
26. Mercury expands at higher temperatures.
27. The temperature reading was slightly above normal.
28. The team discussed possible temperature fluctuations inside the chamber.
29. Check the temperature gauge while driving to avoid overheating.
30. The pressure cooker reduced cooking time at higher temperature.
31. The humidity outside made the temperature feel hotter.
32. Remove the pan from the heat when the oil reaches the right temperature.
33. The thermostat controls the temperature in the house.
34. Bakeries sell thermometers to check dough temperature.
35. The old thermometer only measured in Fahrenheit, not Celsius.
36. The cup of tea cooled to the perfect drinking temperature.
37. Higher altitudes usually have lower temperatures.
38. Bring the water to a rolling boil at 212°F/100°C.
39. The weather report predicted lower than average temperatures.
40. Changes in temperature can alter chemical reactions.
41. Outside temperatures vary widely between day and night.
42. The instructions say to cook at 350°F/175°C.
43. The glove compartment contained a thermometer and compass.
44. Her body temperature climbed quickly with the infection.
45. Scientists study the relationship between heat and temperature.
46. The warm bath water felt nice at just the right temperature.
47. The temperature in the freezer should remain below 0°F.
48. The scientists measured temperature fluctuations over time.
49. The metal expanded as it heated to high temperature.
50. They tested the material at various temperatures and pressures.
51. Chemical reactions usually happen faster at higher temperatures.
52. The doctor monitored the patient's temperature every few hours.
53. Wind chill affects how cold the temperature actually feels.
54. The oven heats food by radiating heat at high temperature.
55. The thermocouple measures very high temperatures.
56. My thermometer broke so I couldn't take my temperature.
57. The beaker contained hot water at elevated temperature.
58. Sunlight heated the sidewalk to high temperature.
59. The pot began to boil as the water reached its boiling point temperature.
60. There is an inverse relationship between volume and temperature in gases.
Common Phases
1. Room
temperature - the ambient
temperature of a room
2. Run a
temperature - take someone's
temperature with a thermometer
3. High/low
temperature - referring to extremes of measured
temperature
4. Raise/lower the
temperature - increase or decrease the measured
temperature
5. Bring to room
temperature - allow something to cool or warm to room temp.
6. Check someone's
temperature - take their
temperature with a thermometer
7. Boiling point
temperature - the
temperature at which a liquid turns to gas
8. Fever/high
temperature - having an abnormally elevated body
temperature
9. Freezing point
temperature - the
temperature at which a liquid turns solid
10. Cooking
temperature - the required
temperature for proper food preparation
11. Internal
temperature - the
temperature measured within an object or material
12. Standard
temperature - a fixed base value used for measurement comparisons
13. normal body
temperature - the typical internal
temperature of a healthy person
14. Fluctuating
temperature -
temperatures that change irregularly over time
15. Ideal
temperature - the
temperature that is most comfortable or effective