Sentence examples for he will measure from inspiring English sources
"Andy will go out there, and he will measure color, basically," Seaward said.
God, in the form of numerical truth, will weigh the fruit on the scale, He will measure your height, He will give you the tolerances of your engine parts, and tell you the length of your journey.
Instead, he will measure his success by other yardsticks: major city tourist attractions like the Museum of Modern Art, Madame Tussauds, the American Museum of Natural History and, when it reopens in November, the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum.
He will measure the distractions caused by a variety of devices and situations, including a driver alone with a cell phone, a radio and a navigation system, and a passenger using those devices while the driver tries to pay attention to the road.
Wijngaarden is now recruiting participants for a pilot study in which he will measure bone lead in patients with brain tumors.
"He'll measure up against what we have," Cashman said.
Roemer says he'll measure his success by whether he can "push the issue forward".
If he likes the idea, he'll measure you up, go shopping for material, sew up the costume and possibly even choose shoes to complete the look.
He'll measure beans into the grinder and ask me to do two things I won't let him do himself: push the button that sets the grinder's blades spinning and pour boiling water over the grounds.
What he didn't address: exactly how he intends to speed up GM's mission "to design, build and sell the worlds best vehicles now that he's in charge, or how he'll measure the progress of his newly appointed management team.
He plans to expose cultured bat embryonic skin cells to hydrogen peroxide or radiation, both of which trigger the formation of free radicals; then he'll measure how efficiently the cells activate protective genes such as the one that codes for manganese superoxide dismutase, an enzyme that sops up the toxic molecules.
