barometerin a sentence
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The barometer indicates a storm is coming.
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The sky was darker now, and he checked the barometer.† (source)
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Perhaps, Paul thought, it was the falling barometer.† (source)
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She cared about what we did or failed to do—our homework, our chores, our share of the cooking and cleaning—and expected our feelings about these doings to rise and fall according to some sort of childhood barometer, irrelevant to her, having to do with "phases."† (source)
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Grandmother was extremely—almost clinically—interested in Lydia's senility, because she took Lydia's behavior as a barometer regarding what she could soon expect of herself.† (source)
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Lowered barometric pressure for him was like laughing gas.† (source)
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It offered a kind of cosmic consciousness barometer, if you will.† (source)
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A commander does not need to know the barometric pressure or the winds or even the temperature.† (source)
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There were old clocks and vases, mortars and retorts, knives and dolls, quill pens and bookends, octants and sextants, compasses and barometers.† (source)
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There are no indications of any great change in the barometrical situation.† (source)
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Phoebe began to cry, as if she had some sort of internal barometer for strife and tension.† (source)
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The higher he climbed, the lower the barometric pressure fell, and the worse his vision became.† (source)
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The office, which had an outside entrance for ordinary visitors, was separated from the parlor by a sliding door; though Mr. Clutter occasionally shared the office with Gerald Van Vleet, a young man who assisted him with the management of the farm, it was fundamentally his retreat-an orderly sanctuary, paneled in walnut veneer, where, surrounded by weather barometers, rain charts, a pair of binoculars, he sat like a captain in his cabin, a navigator piloting River Valley's sometimes risky passage through the seasons.† (source)
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The wind was then blowing from the south-west in the mild degree which in barometrical language is ranked 'No.† (source)
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As I worked, Marley paced nervously around me, his internal barometer sensing an impending storm.† (source)
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There was food in the wagon, and wine-and a camera, and a stamp collection, and a stuffed owl, and a mantel clock that ran on changes of barometric pressure.† (source)
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