Sentence examples for Let's gauge from inspiring English sources

Next, let's gauge their age and Final Four experience: Anthony, a freshman; Ford, a sophomore; and Wade, a junior, have never been this far.

They say, 'Let's fund gauges.' You go 20, 30 years without a flood, and people say, 'What the hell are we paying for this thing for?' " The gauges most likely to be cut are those that do not have a critical role in flood alerts and safety, Mr. Patterson said, but loss of that data can have serious implications.

Let's get his.38 Colt and my 12-gauge Browning and go murder the flag.

Let's stipulate: Lloyd Blankfein and Jamie Dimon are enlightened, broad-gauge chief executive officers, among the finest in the world.

Let's add a little color to the sentence, then gauge your reaction.

The latest Bank estimate is that this amounts to 1% of national output, but spare capacity is difficult to gauge and – let's face it – Threadneedle Street's recent forecasting record has been nothing to write home about.

Slight changes in Galileo's motions let the team gauge Amalthea's mass.

Matt Lee-Ashley, who wrote the report with Clare Moser and Michael Madowitz, says the commerce department's Bureau of Economic Analysis currently cannot estimate the dollar impact of outdoor recreation, let alone gauge its value to the nation's health or quality of life.

Otherwise, I strongly recommend buying a sugar thermometer, which will let you gauge the heat.

But it also let Russians gauge attitudes towards their country – and the cold draft that blew in from the west was sobering.

In addition, said Mr Urmson, the public test would let Google gauge how other road users react to the robot cars.