Sentence examples for telling gauge from inspiring English sources

But others at Hearst say that the newsstand performance, a telling gauge of a magazine's appeal to readers, is up nominally at best.

A more telling gauge came when the Jets took the field for their third series.

The archetypal Gore man is Mr Klain, the chief of staff, a super-smart lawyer with no known ideology.But the left-right measure is not the most telling gauge of the vice-president.

Fire up the app and you get a red, yellow and green gauge, telling you how good a job you're doing securing the device.

Watch the dash-mounted boost gauge (telling you the pounds per square inch of air being shoved into the heads) and dab the throttle; press down hard and the truck launches off the line under full boost.

The second was actually telling the jokes to gauge my social group's reaction, hoping I could find someone who was also a closeted homosexual.

Seamless automatic deposits ensure that you drag cash over to your investment account every month and the UI is clean, readable, and eminently simple – a gauge tells you how much you're investing in various buckets of stocks and bonds, and a built-in advisor tells you where to keep your money in order to reach a certain goal.

The RPM gauge tells you how hard your engine is working.

The gas gauge tells you how much fuel your car has.

January magazine calls "Flow" a "movement," writing, "In the last few weeks, I've been telling friends about FLOW, to gauge their reactions.

When its new owner, Carol Higgins Clark, daughter of Mary and herself an author of amiable mysteries, bought it last October, she found a few telling relics: a blood pressure gauge, a mammoth built-in television cabinet mostly obscuring the East River view, and two kitschy jigger glasses.