"I'm going to come in each day, and they're going to take a gauge of how I feel and then adjust my workload accordingly," Murphy said.
And then I guessed how much time it would all take to gauge how much of my fleeting life is being consumed by just maintenance of what a woman is supposed to do to be alive.
Due to the abuse some gas station air compressors take, the gauges included on their compressor may be inaccurate, so it is advised to consult your own gauge.
At the same time, ministers took a gauge of what was a sustainable policy while they maximised the advantage to the metropolis.
After they spoke, according to people briefed on the conversation among owners, a hand vote was taken to gauge support for the measures, and it yielded overwhelming support for the sanctions.
I can't imagine how many astrophysicists it took to gauge that metric, but to the untrained eye the ads seem unremarkably dishonest (as far as political ads go) and, yes, very effective.
But Mr. Gore, who has been criticized by Republicans for being excessively guided by polling data, issued orders that no steps were to be taken to gauge public reaction to Mr. Lieberman's religion.
Baals, pronounced like "balls," is the clear frontrunner in an online vote taken to gauge support for the various candidates, but on Tuesday, city officials suggested that they didn't want to humiliate the city by giving people a reason to snicker at the name of the structure.
(Although the priority of this evaluation was to determine the performance of the Return to Happiness strategy in the context of the selected projects, care was taken to gauge the community impact generated by working in association with the public and private institutions present in the regions).
Medical records of patients are taken to gauge the connection of present symptoms to past injuries that might damage or injure the knee.
