Sentence examples for would gauge from inspiring English sources

She would gauge size by sound and feel.

Tom Kiley, one of the state's top pollsters, would gauge Kennedy's progress with voters.

He said he would gauge the new government's acts before refusing to work here.

Mr. Samak said the vote would gauge public support for his government and for the demonstrators.

Ms. Rickard said the institute would gauge the effectiveness of its campaign from the response to its Web site, facesoflawsuitabuse.org.org

Stoudemire said he would gauge after Wednesday whether he would play in the All-Star Game, where he was pegged as a starter.

Instead of a finger, it'd gauge the shape of your ear; instead of a fingerprint sensor, it'd use the touchscreen your phone already has built-in.

When I was a Netflix user I was never really dissatisfied by the recommendation system, so it's hard for me to imagine how they'd gauge that it was 10% better than it was before.

It was also emphasized that GERA would not provide a numerical magnitude of risk elevation, but would only gauge CRC risk as 'not elevated' or 'elevated'elevated

How would you gauge the health of the VFX industry at the moment?

"I've run that thing five times, and I would always gauge my pace by how I did with him.