Sentence examples for getting a pulse from inspiring English sources

Chris Cabott, Steinberg's partner, was there, too, chatting with scouts and getting a pulse on teams' intentions.

Basically, PI is better for accessing all and only the published articles from high credibility journals, and PP is better for getting a pulse on the current state of the field.

Not that Marrone hasn't done a respectable job getting a pulse back in a Syracuse program left for irrelevant, but a 25-25 record and two trips to the Pinstripe Bowl didn't exactly qualify him for the hot property list.

Reunion will also help Cornellians catch up on what they missed the most about the university: gaining insights from deans and professors, getting a pulse on student life, exploring old and new buildings, and enjoying the beauty of campus in warm weather.

During this challenging time, Mayor became the most visible face of NPR, tasked with getting a pulse on the existing culture of the company and outlining steps towards improvement in the areas where it was coming up short.

"My son just shot himself, and I'm not getting a pulse," she screams.

"Right out of the box I'm getting a pulsing blue light and I can't see anything on my screen," writes one reviewer.

Fred needs to show he's still got a pulse.

"We've got a pulse," shortstop Brendan Ryan said.

And if it's got a pulse, it's got a chance.

It's a low cost way to get a pulse on generational career issues," says Meister.