Sentence examples for getting a read on from inspiring English sources
When they approach artistic partners, step one is getting a read on top-of-mind issues and ideas from everyone involved.
"If you two weren't talking to Rust you weren't getting a read on him, he was getting a read on you".
But getting a read on what's really going on, and what lies behind the divorce filing, is tough.
"I'm having difficulty getting a read on the potential for support from the governments of New Zealand and Indonesia," Mr. Meneghini said.
Critics praised Mr. Harlan's skill at capturing Washington's elusive character and getting a read on a personality that "had vanished into the roles it had played," as he once put it.
John Delury, a North Korea expert at Yonsei University, in Seoul, told me, "Unfortunately, Xi's own ties with Kim Jong-un are tenuous, and thus Beijing is of not much use in getting a read on Pyongyang or facilitating diplomacy.
Stewart noted that it's actually hard to get a read on these issues, as no one really even keeps data on things like machine failures.
Simply place CubeSensors throughout your home, one in each room, and get a read on various factors that affect your health and well-being.
Get a read on the class".
