| There ensued forthwith as terrible a battle as one would wish to see if battles were gaged by volume of noise and riotousness of action. |
| Dane, however, even yet had not gaged his enemy's ingenuity. |
| In cutting the tenon, first rip-saw just outside the gaged lines, then crosscut at the shoulder lines. |
| After all, individual perfection is relative and must be gaged by the law operative upon us. |
| Her forlorn soul must have gaged his distress by the measure of her own sorrowful longing. |
| To the stolid German mind they were human comets, whose comings and goings were not to be gaged by any reasonable standard. |
