Sentence examples for measures of his from inspiring English sources

Some measures of his longevity: at 41, Hanson is easily the oldest player on the team.

Mr Cameron was careful to praise "responsible businesses" and promised to look harder for cost-cutting measures of his own.

Schoenberg's atonal language found its ultimate purpose in the opening measures of his opera "Moses und Aron," where hexachords represent God speaking through the burning bush.

In a coffee shop in the Flatiron district, he heard the opening measures of his Beethoven's Ninth performed in Berlin shortly after the fall of the Wall.

Accordingly, Roosevelt left unchallenged the Smoot-Hawley Tariff passed during the Hoover administration, and he added some nationalist measures of his own.

Some are concerned that in his second stint in office he may try to emulate the failed populist measures of his southern neighbour, Viktor Orbán in Hungary.

Speed became a measure of his virtuosity.

Here is another measure of his achievement.

One measure of his downfall: Few cared.

Neither is the bank the only measure of his portfolio.

But such furious dissent is one measure of his impact.