Sentence examples for where we gauge from inspiring English sources

"But really where we gauge our success is how we're able to reach out beyond that.

It's as if everyone recognised we needed a period of sisterhood, shared conversation, shared experience to gauge where we were.

We used to hear the saying, "As General Motors goes, so goes the nation," but to gauge where we stand and where we're going as a society, maybe we should substitute "Netflix" for the automaker's name.

I'm starting to think that I should get a little more into some of the fiction stuff, though, just to gauge where we're at as a culture from the dreamer's perspective.

But as a means of gauging Where We At as a national football set-up, The Capello Index makes Moneyball look like Glenda Hoddle's World Cup diary.

"We'll get a pretty good gauge of where we're at," Cubs Manager Lou Piniella said.

"This is a great gauge of where we're at as an international squad but also where the game is and where it can go to next.

"For us, the opportunity to play the likes of Bath and Gloucester - two of our biggest rivals in the Premiership - will not only give us a good gauge of where we lie heading into the new season, but it will also provide us with four very competitive fixtures".