Sentence examples for gauging the weight from inspiring English sources

She is on her mettle, aware of herself and her observer, trying out the seriousness of adulthood, gauging the weight of this moment.

He dropped the names in an innocent, trying-out way, gauging the weight of each name from the way people reacted to it.

The best way to work this out is to pick up the pot when it has been just watered and gauge the weight; when the pot feels light, it's time to water again.

Their "release early, release often" strategy not only familiarizes people with the products, but also inures them to the "beta" process (some more than others), and lastly, allows Google to gauge the weight each project should have.

It is becoming increasingly difficult, however, to gauge the true weight of his words.

While gauging the speed and location of a fastball, his brain was also attempting to recall the atomic weight of magnesium.

But gauging the noise has proved difficult.

The head allows an inspector to gauge the striper's weight.

"It may be that current public health efforts are succeeding," wrote Ronald J. Iannotti and Jing Wang, coauthors of the analysis, which gauged the health habits and weight status of close to 35,000 American teens between 2001 and 2010.

If you have an electronic gauge, tare the weight to 0. Place the stylus gently onto the gauge in the designated groove.

Drape the cheesecloth in crossing swaths, making sure to gauge the length so that once the weight of the lemons is pending, they cannot reach the spirit.