Sentence examples for gauge things from inspiring English sources

But you have to gauge things just right.

"It's like, the No. 1 way I gauge things is through how much I weigh and what I look like," he said.

After reading each article, the University of Western Australia students rated it on five different scales, to gauge things like interest and ease of reading.

"I take great offence that the Tories are slagging off Britain by saying that it is broken," says Izzard, who points out that running round Britain actually gives you the opportunity to gauge things around the country.

The watch also provides "Fitness Level Assessments," which gauge things like VO2 max to provide a better overall picture of health.

SAP claims its software touches 77percentt of the world's transaction revenue, while Qualtrics' products include survey software that enables its 9,000 enterprise users to gauge things like customer sentiment and employee engagement.

Mr. Kulkowitz said he gauges things year to year.

"Your brain is working continuously, gauging things like reflections and space and shapes," he said.

Send an e-mail every few weeks to your manager and those colleagues helping you, to thank them for their support and gauge how things are going.

When housing starts are low and Home Depot sales are falling, too, it's a gauge that things are getting worse, not turning around.

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