Sentence examples for gauge goods from inspiring English sources

A narrow gauge goods railway was constructed for the transportation of bricks to some of the major building sites in central Canberra.

I myself made a field trip to the Alashan Pass in the mid 1990s and found that, because the rails on the Chinese side and those on the other side of Kazakhstan were not of the same gauge, goods brought by trains had to be moved from the trains that fit one gauge and reloaded to another train of another gauge.

On 29 May 1854 the Midland Railway laid a third rail along their line to Gloucester to provide mixed gauge so that it could operate standard gauge passenger trains while broad gauge goods trains could still run to collieries north of Bristol.

A question, of course, is how to gauge good government.

Use your eye to gauge good proportions.

The current account balance of Japan, the broadest gauge of goods and services going in and out of the country, fell 6.8percentt in September, the first decline in a year.

We've not been able to gauge how good this team can be since those legends departed".

It is based on a cylindrical pressure gauge, with good linearity of pressure versus inverse capacitance making calibration straightforward.

Interestingly, you can gauge how good your relationship with another person is based on how they reject your gift, should they find it unsatisfactory.

From the results of the measurements it is concluded that the performance of the impedance gauge is good under the prevailing experimental conditions.

I use the main BBC food site a lot: it's beautifully designed, I like its seasonal guide, and because it tells you which programme a recipe was taken from you can normally gauge how good the dish will be.