Sentence examples for gauge of things from inspiring English sources

Everyone associated with Arsenal should be pleased with their victory but the Community Shield remains an unreliable gauge of things to come.

"Just seeing what he saved is an interesting gauge of the things he valued," Ms. Spanier said.

To get a better gauge on things I spoke to five straight men about it, all of whom wanted to remain anonymous.

"It's a little, funny gauge of a thing being right, a kind of standard for chic, for youth, for sex appeal without vulgarity and with overall beauty".

The extent of the damage will be known only as hundreds of companies gauge the effect of things like the expected drop in consumer spending and the supply disruptions that have already led to production cuts at the large automakers.

With over 300 million users and 40 million daily status updates, Facebook has an immense amount of data that could potentially be used to gauge any number of things, from the hottest up-and-coming bands to the most discussed political issues.

Casual touches are a great way to gauge the direction of things.

You'll need to gauge the types of things he thinks are funny before you launch into your witty repartee.

That's a good gauge of the way things are, and that shows how difficult it is.

I don't make a move unless I am confident that that person is interested in me, which rarely happens because I am almost never good at gauging that sort of thing.

Equity prices reflect a lot of things but they're a pretty good gauge of expectations of future corporate profitability.