Those tremendous downpours, which may have been worse elsewhere than where we encountered them, have increased the rise nearly seventy per cent, above what my gages indicated.
His gages showed, time after time, that the rainfall was at the rate of about four inches per minute.
The King of Naples joins Count Gages in Italy-Battle of Coni.
On the other side, Don Philip and count Gages abandoned Milan, Pavia, and Parma, retreating before the Austrians with the utmost precipitation to Placentia, where they were joined on the third of June by the French forces under Maillebois.
Count Gages passed the Appenines, and entered the state of Lucca; from thence he proceeded by the eastern coast of Genoa to Lestride-Levante.
Count Gages repassed the Penaro; retreated suddenly from Bologna; and marched to Rimini in the ecclesiastical state, where he fortified his camp in an advantageous situation, after having suffered severely by desertion.
Don Philip and the count de Gages were at the head of a greater number in the neighbourhood of Milan; and the duke of Modena, with eight thousand, secured his own dominions.
Then whisk well; add half a pound of crystallized green gages cut into small pieces; pour into a pretty mould, and when cold serve with whipped cream.
The gagesused for indicating the pressure of the steam are made in several forms but the type most commonly used is that shown in Fig.
It is that indicated by the gages of boilers, tanks, etc.
The pressure tank complete, with the pump and gages as used for domestic water supply.
Their gages were taken vp, and deliuered to the constable and marshall of England, and the parties were arrested, and day to them giuen till another time.
These gages were deliuered to the constable and marshall of England, and the parties put vnder arrest.
Green gages or plums may be done in the same way, omitting the kernels or almonds.
General Gages Military Regiment was not in the United States at that time.
The records of the War department of the English Government show that General Gages Military Regiment was not in the United States of America and located at Boston Mass.
General Gages Regiment was not in the United States at that time.
The locomotive used is varied in form with the gage of the line, but we are particularly concerned with those for gages under 24 inches.
Again, the electric locomotive can be more readily designed for narrow gagesthan steam or compressed air locomotives.
For gages of 20 inches and upward the motors can be mounted on springs and attached to the running axles inside of the wagon underframe.
GAGES These are dessert plums, some of the highest excellence, but they usually require a wall or the best soil and situation.
As shown, gages G and H are also fitted on either side of the strainer, and these, in conjunction with gages E and F, will enable any fall in pressure between the first two valves and the governing valve to be found.
The two gages E and F on either side of the main stop-valve A are also shown.
It will therefore be necessary to place at these points compound gagescapable of registering both pressure and vacuum.
By placing the gages as shown, the extent to which this wire-drawing affects the pressures obtainable can be discovered.
To an inexperienced man the taper gages would seem preferable.
On the other hand, with a varying load, and consequently varying initial pressures, one or two of the gages may register pressure at one moment and vacuum at another.
In view of the great importance he must attach to his gage readings, the tester would do well to test and calibrate and adjust where necessary all the gages he intends using during a test.
Green gagesmay be done whole in the same manner, or green gooseberries with the seeds taken out.
The father of the youngGages who disliked Mr. Casement.
The Gages are all handsome," said Mr. Grey, musing.
All the Gages were on a large scale, and Hubert Gage was as like his father and sister as it was possible to be, except that his blue eyes had more of mischief than Elizabeth's, and it may be said, rather less intelligence.
If the green gages are colorless, add three or four drops of apple green coloring to the cream before freezing.
GREEN GAGE ICE CREAM 1 quart of cream 4 ounces of sugar 1 pint of preserved green gages, free from syrup Press the green gages through a sieve.
Very often fixed caliper gages C are used instead of the adjustable spring calipers.
If standard threaded reference gages are available, the size of the thread being cut can be tested by comparing it with the gage.
Gages notched for threads of different pitch are ordinarily used when grinding worm thread tools.
The stop gages B and C are used in the turret to govern the length of stock that is fed through the spindle.
The handles of gages and other tools are often knurled, and the thumb-screws used on instruments, etc.
The stop gages on some machines, instead of being held in the turret, are attached to a swinging arm or bracket that is fastened to the turret slide and is swung up in line with the spindle when the stock is fed forward.
If it is difficult to see whether the sides of the pile are close against the gages at all points, narrow strips of paper put between the pile and gageswill show whether the pile touches the gages uniformly.
A pile may be tested for squareness by jogging it in the cutter table against both the back gage and the side gage, if the machine gages are themselves in perfect adjustment.
The fingers at the splits are placed smooth, so that they may be used as side gagesto enable the wear of the knife to be taken its full width, instead of just at the usual left-hand end.
These gagesmay be made by means of a square and a pair of dividers, as well as in the machine.
My fellow prisoner then sir Edward Gages sonne [Sir Edward Gages sonne, Willes me to take againe my pen whose name was George Gage.
Damsons and greengages will probably require more sugar, while prune plums may require less.
Green gagesmake a smooth, tart jam that appeals to most persons.
The gages would then have been fairly easily corrected by lapping after tempering at 220°C.
Ned, with some anxiety, went to the pilot house, but he had little to do, as most of the machinery was automatic, and he only had to watch the gages and occasionally move a lever or a wheel.
After breakfast the next morning, Mr. Glassford made an inspection of various gages and registering instruments, and then came into the cabin.
There were numerous gages to tell the depth to which the ship had sunk, the steam pressure, density of the water, and other necessary details.
By careful reading of the different gages Mr. Henderson was able to come to the surface right in front of the Sylph, to the no small astonishment of the men on the deck of the vessel.
He looked over the various wheels, levers, handles, gages and attachments, satisfying himself that all were in proper shape and position.
The colored man started the pumps, and the professor watched the gages that told the depth of the craft.
Several hours passed and the professor, who was keeping watch of the gages noted they had covered more than one hundred miles.
Take large fine green gages that are not perfectly ripe.
When it has boiled and been skimmed, put in the green gages and boil them gently for a quarter of an hour.
When the gages rise to the top, take them out and peel them, putting them on a sieve as you do so.
Green gagesand damsons maybe preserved according to this receipt.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gages" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
