Sentence examples for judging where from inspiring English sources

"He reads the game well, judging where players are going, and then has the speed to get there before them.

But when judging where the cuts fall today remember the monumental sums of money politicians knowingly waste in pursuit of popularity.

Middle-Aged With Asperger's In my case, as a middle-aged female with Asperger's, I have always struggled with dyspraxia (clumsiness) and proprioception (judging where my body is in space).

He added that it was "wonderful to build in a children's viewpoint because you can hit a wall in the judging where too often you get into the 'would' bit – you start saying that children 'would' like it.

Concerning Confucius, it is true that the Analects often displays an attitude of tolerance and flexibility in judging where the Dao lies.

Matrices of 3 × 3 or 3 × 6 TFTC array provided a temperature mapping good enough to help in judging where the hot spot was and how the thermal field time-dependently changed.

Now it is hard to judge where they will end up.

It is up to each parliamentarian to judge where the boundary between the two should lie.

"We keep listening to each other so we can judge where to go".

You can bring in a sunken middle and we can help you judge where you went wrong.

But Brodeur said: "It's really a game where you can't judge where the teams are at.