Sentence examples similar to day gauge from inspiring English sources

Arrange a full interview schedule, meeting with the candidate at the start and end of the day, gauging how he or she holds up under pressure.

The VIX, a 30-day gauge of the market's volatility expectations constructed through a wide range of S&P 500 index options, hit a high-water mark of 80.9 on Nov. 20, 2008, just over two months after Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy.

He planned to take some swings Monday and Tuesday to gauge where he was in his recovery.

One change that officials are considering is driving certain routes over the course of a few days, rather than concentrating on one roadway a day, to gauge how traffic may change depending on the day of the week.

But when they had a trial day to gauge demand, even Goldstein was surprised.

He called Sprewell the next day to gauge his interest, but realized New York's pitch had influenced his decision.

But on this particular day the gauge was on the blink, so he had to work the way that Richtig and centuries of samurai swordsmen before him did: by eye.

In February, they built a prototype, Palo Alto Delivery, in one day to gauge demand.

Reid said Tuesday he would convene a meeting of Senate Democrats on Thursday to gauge support for pressing ahead with rule changes.

Cashman made several calls on Tuesday to gauge how the Yankees' talent evaluators felt about Rivera and made the decision Tuesday night.

They looked to Thursday to gauge the support and mettle that the movement had retained.