Sentence examples for got a gauge from inspiring English sources

"I think as flat as we were, I don't really know if we got a gauge on anything," Low said.

(RJ) It's hard to get a gauge on Adelaide.

"That for me is the best way to get a gauge on how I'm feeling – the excitement is there.

They also discussed the possibility of having a transmitter in the helmet of every player — to record every major and minor blow to the head to get a gauge of the cumulative effect.

The reigning world champion said she felt nervous ahead of the quarter-final – with the tough heat conditions, she felt she didn't really get a gauge of her standing among the other medal challengers.

If the numbers are not checked until October, it will be virtually impossible to get a gauge of their accuracy, because the longer the time between the count and the cross-check, the less reliable the data will be.

"Certainly you'll want to start shopping plenty early to get a gauge on pricing," said Mr. Seaney of FareCompare, who recommended hunting for airfare as early as three months in advance, especially for hot spots like Costa Rica and out-of-the-way islands, which lack the airline competition that tends to keep prices in check.

"It certainly wasn't a Test match wicket, so it's hard to get a gauge exactly where the guys were at, but in the end we probably haven't got a hell of a lot out of this game," he admitted.

"So it's very difficult to get a gauge of underlying strength of High Street activity from these numbers, given so very big distorting factors".

In your discussion with the source, get a gauge on the scale of 0 to ?5 approximately where it would fall.

And to get a gauge on how likely they are to happen, we asked the special bets department at British betting firm Ladbrokes to give us their odds on each prediction coming true.