Sentence examples for gauge he from inspiring English sources

"That's a rain gauge," he said.

"Give me the gauge," he said to Torres.

"It's a blow gauge," he says, of this instrument designed to read the distance between hammer and string.

Though precise numbers are hard to gauge, he said, he estimated that there were three Russian agents in Britain for every one Britain had in Russia.

His effective influence on Louis is difficult to gauge; he certainly was not the sole source of advice in foreign affairs.

Though not a scholar by any gauge, he almost invariably judged correctly on the few big issues that really matter.

He says he can gauge how he is hitting based on how his legs feel, and they have felt heavier recently, he said, affecting his weight transfer.

"Density gauges," he says.

Freud's response was carefully gauged; he wasn't giving anything away.

As in the early years of wind shear gauges, he found systems can generate false positive as well as false negative results because of limitations in distinguishing target information.

Acutely aware of the problem of inconsistency introduced by the use of different types of rain gauges, he initiated a series of experiments that led to the adoption of a standard instrument.