Sentence examples for something to measure from inspiring English sources

From the start, he gave me something to measure up to.

The idea of noise sticks more readily: something to measure and abate.

"He'll be racing against two previous Breeders' Cup Turf winners, and that should give us something to measure him by".

Ms. Russell is already a Muji addict, she said, rustling around her desk for something to measure her blue Muji sticky notes, which she proclaimed "the perfect color and the perfect size".

"I believe he misses competing in stuff where he challenges himself and having something to measure himself against," said Walsh.

Murrow and Friendly gave us something to measure up to.

"Today, while still relying on third-world countries for agricultural and industrial labor, the wealthy countries also seek to extract something harder to measure and quantify, something that can look very much like love".

It gives them something quantitative to measure themselves against, instead of something more dimensional.

Head to Le Bar Mode (courdescreateurs.com), a new venue in central Paris offering more than 80 fashion workshops, and knock up something made to measure of your own.

There's something hard to measure that comes from the abstract thinking and logic we gain from our time in college.

It is the rare moment when a theater becomes a vacuum, when coughs and sniffles magically cease, when all eyes hold on the same point of focus, and when we are in the presence of something impossible to measure beyond the indelible experience of cohesion.