Sentence examples for which he measured from inspiring English sources

He paid $310,000 for his studio, which he measured at 313 square feet.

From other studies, in which he measured metabolic rates, he discounts claims that exercise might also increase the rate at which people burn calories for hours afterward.

In the Rigveda, Vishnu took three strides, with which he measured out the three worlds: earth, heaven, and the space between them.

General Westmoreland relied on superior weaponry to wage a war of attrition, in which he measured success by the number of enemy dead.

Kaplan may have had the stuff of a top-tier editor, but he also had the wisdom — a surprisingly un-New York brand of wisdom — not to let that be the stuff by which he measured out his life.

Hales conducted a number of experiments between 1719 and 1725 in which he measured the pressure exerted by water moving through a plant.

Such are the memories by which he measures out his life.

He created the "Bill Gates Net Worth Page" on the Internet, in which he measures Bill Gates Dollars against everything else.

Around 60% of private giving takes the form of volunteering, the value of which he measures by ascribing to it the average wage of a community worker.

For while Mr. Wood reviews for only a small, elite audience and his criticism does not make or break books, he offers something that few other critics do: a theory against which he measures fiction.

Planning meticulously and forewarning each curator of his intentions, he gained access to instruments, often lying undisplayed in storerooms, which he handled, measured, weighed, photographed, described and drew.