Sentence examples for water gauge from inspiring English sources
noun
A glass columnwhich displays water levels.
He also watched the engine's water gauge.
The cork handle is a huge plus: the lack of water gauge, a huge minus.
Alas, no water gauge, so fill to the max and be prepared to quit when the well runs dry.
"A pissometer?" The Prince sees the renames the piezometer water gauge demonstrated by Australian farmer Steve Filelti in 2000.
The company, Tokyo Electric Power Company, or Tepco, was able to better assess the reactor on Thursday because workers had recently been able to get close enough to fix a water gauge.
To gauge water levels inside the drywell at reactor No. 2, workers in hazmat suits inserted an endoscope equipped with a tiny video camera, a thermometer, a dosimeter for measuring radiation and a water gauge.
The NRA this week ordered TEPCO to install water gauges at once.
Some water gauges were damaged by the surge, Mr. Cooper said, and did not convey accurate information.
Dualit is another manufacturer that's guilty of cluttering up what were once pleasingly restrained kettles with superfluous extras, in its case ungainly water gauges.
(In case you're wondering, it's a simple, well-made Dualit from before the days of "Come in, Cape Canaveral" water gauges).
Two water gauges installed last year near Supai may give tourists and residents reassurance that they will have time to evacuate in future floods.
