The barometers in this country were not working so the people did not know about the coming storm [Please select]
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In 1704 he noted that barometers are affected by heat as well as by the weight of the atmosphere, and in the following year he described barometers without mercury, for use at sea. [noun]
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The ordinary clover and all its varieties, including the trefoil and the shamrock, are barometers. [noun]
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The silvery substance in our thermometers and barometers is named Mercury. [noun]
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Denham, Crumps, and Company were economical in their tendencies, and deemed barometers superfluous. [noun]
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"But, 'Harry and Lucy,' and 'Frank,' are not fairy books, and they are all full of barometers, and bricks, and shoeing horses, and useful things, and I'm fond of them; ain't I, Daisy."' [noun]
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