Sentence examples for he measures out from inspiring English sources

When Garvey says he measures out his life in girlfriends, it's not quite true.

Such are the memories by which he measures out his life.

When writing, he measures out his words at 1,000 a day, every day.

He measures out his Martinis precisely, down to a ritual drop of Worcestershire.

In a stray sentence on Page 196 he measures out his life in something grander than coffee spoons -- four successive observations of the rare Jupiter-Saturn conjunction.

Banderas is impressive as the de facto leader of the stranded men, fiery but pragmatic as he measures out their meagre rations of a few flakes of tinned tuna and tiny cups of milk.

Kaplan may have had the stuff of a top-tier editor, but he also had the wisdom — a surprisingly un-New York brand of wisdom — not to let that be the stuff by which he measured out his life.

He measured out five teaspoons of sugar and used a small wooden stirrer to level off the surface of each one before lowering the spoon slowly into his cup of coffee.

Although he admits exactly what he's doing -- the word "truth" keeps coming up in his lyrics as he worries over his own motives -- he also measures out every musical and verbal effect.

So he carefully measures out his verbs and nouns for a reporter, trying not to say what he knows: It's been a rough year.

He measured out the route in paddling sessions and overnight stops.