Sentence examples for gauge of around from inspiring English sources

Also, its average gauge of around 160 cm is similar to modern standards.

It requires strength, endurance, immaculate technique and versatility and is a supreme gauge of all-around swimming excellence.

The 'Train for Europe' has a gauge of 90 mm and a total length of around 8 metres.

Now while that huge number for the unbanked shrank by c.20% between 2011 and 2014 according to Global Findex, the world's most comprehensive gauge of progress on financial inclusion, with around 700 million adults globally becoming account holders at banks, other financial institutions or mobile money service providers, it's still a big figure.

One of the favorites is the concept of "Number 8 Wire," which derives from a certain gauge of fencing that was popular around the turn of the century.

In order to gauge the perceptions of our staff, we carried out a brief survey in June 2012 and 981 people responded out of a total of around 1600.

Advancing toward us, all three rolled their eyes up to look just under the eyelids; as Crousillat stood rooted to a spot, his eyes performed a dance all their own, careering around madly, a gauge of the surfeit of motion that bubbled inside.

The mood around the catering tents became a gauge of the state of the rescue.

Orders are a main gauge of demand and the company in the third quarter turned around a year-long string of forward order declines.

Look around and see what the other employees are wearing; this is a good gauge of what your employer expects when they say business casual.

Humor is hard to gauge, of course.