Sentence examples for be measured out from inspiring English sources

The afternoon would be measured out in strikes and balls.

Bolt's greatness as a competitor will be measured out in medals and times.

The scoop section, where teas, herbs, pulses, nuts, and loose grains can be measured out for yourself, is delightful.

(1 pc = 3.086 × 1018 cm, or about 3.26 light-years [1.92 × 1013 miles].) Distances can be measured out to around a kiloparsec by trigonometric parallax (see star: Determining stellar distances).

Time has become Swanberg's medium, even his subject — the characters' age is at the heart of the matter, as is their sense of being in a hurry (or not); for Joe and Kris (I'm thinking of the characters), their new life seems to be "measured out in coffee spoons," so to speak, but also expanded beyond its immediate demands (the sketch of parenthood is true and sure and done with a light brush).

The hope is that by coaxing the two Koreas into the same room, small confidence-building steps can be measured out so as to bring some stability to one of the world's most dangerous corners.Expectations are low because the interests of the four parties at the talks diverge widely.

The history of photography has been measured out in books.

Lives are measured out in Least Publishable Units, and the greatest sin is churning out salami.

Everything had been measured out for them, and everything would be cleaned up later.

Odile's decline is measured out in her habit of reading poems about death.

The ingredients (gin, sweet vermouth and Campari) have been measured out in advance.