Sentence examples for gauge now from inspiring English sources

"What he's trying to gauge now is whether that's good enough for him," Van Gundy said.

What's the smart call for the direction of the "fear gauge" now?

While the ultimate cost-savings from by-wire are hard to gauge now, the four major automotive technology companies Bosch, Delphi, Continental and TRW are collectively estimated to be investing $500 million annually in the new technology.

Mervin D. Field dies at 94; creator of California opinion gauge now called Field Poll.

The following year saw mixed gauge laid through the Box Tunnel, with the broad gauge now retained only for through services beyond Bristol and on a few branch lines.

All three major market gauges now show declines for the year and are just points away from their 2004 lows, reached in late March.

A row of analog gauges now tops the speedometer and tachometer, and the climate control and infotainment systems have been given their own pod in the center of the dash.

Perhaps what Trump is having trouble gauging now is how he might feel when he looks at a television on Election Day and sees the smiling face of Hillary Clinton as she is announced as the President-elect.

By and large it's a pretty polished experience, though; I don't recall seeing any apps hang, fail to rotate, etc. HSPA+ speeds are a little hard to gauge right now, but the G2 performed above normal 3G speeds even with only one "H" bar.

I don't really go on the scale every morning to see how many pounds I lost". There are better ways to gauge Becker now, like the computer.

The main market gauges are now only a few points above the lows they reached in the fall of 1998.