Sentence examples for gauge a bit from inspiring English sources

My friend, the late Whit Bissell, a well-known character actor, once told me that he believed it was our responsibility to leave the world a better place because we passed through to move the gauge a bit, no matter how small the contribution.

Honestly, the LCD screen gauge cluster is a bit of a disappointment and I would rather see classic analog gauges with an LCD between them if customizing isn't available.

The instrument panel directly in front of the driver is clean and well executed, but has only four key gauges and looks a bit bland.

The Fed has a target of 2 percent annual inflation, although it tracks a gauge that tends to run a bit below the Consumer Price Index.

If unsure, walk him around the house for a bit, and gauge his reaction.

We're not sure just how widespread the issue is — this thing did just ship two days ago after all (hell, a lot of people are just getting their mail ordered units today), so it's a bit tough to gauge.

A gauge of future economic activity slipped a bit in January while the number of laid-off workers filing new claims for unemployment benefits dropped last week to the lowest level in more than four years.

The 2011 pic "Ghost Protocol," directed by Brad Bird, is a bit harder to gauge, since it had a more limited run in a few hundred theaters in its first weekend and then a proper widening in its second.

Six holes were made into the skull using a #56 gauge steel bit.

Palm took the Web App route with the Pre and webOS, though with the SDK just now available to all its a bit too early to gauge that decision.

Of course, given how different this is from what most consumers are used to, it may be a bit too early to gauge how well these ads are actually working — users may be skeptical of hitting the skip button at all because they've never seen it before.