Sentence examples for gauges the from inspiring English sources

GAUGES The Smiths gauge offers only vague suggestions of actual performance.

The brakes, the throttle, the gauges, the sand lever for the wheels, the horn.

The Tigers' crew gauges the slope when the team is out of town.

It gauges the flow of economic activity in a country, not its stock of productive assets.

He clutches fuel injectors, strokes air pipes, gauges the whine of the turbo-chargers.

Gary Neville also gauges the team's development by using Juventus as a measure.

Nobody gauges the ballet's moods more touchingly than Benjamin Millepied (in brown).

A driver gauges the gunman's politics by the length of his beard.

But she expects the others to be freed in batches, as the government gauges the reaction of Western governments.

However, after reading several gauges, the IMF finds little strong evidence that the yuan is that much undervalued.

By most fair-value gauges, the euro is still dear against the dollar, notwithstanding its recent slide.