Sentence examples for again figuring out from inspiring English sources

Again, figuring out how to plug those gaps is one of the most interesting jobs in the digital music industry.

Again, figuring out when to sail is a wikiHow article (or six) within itself.

We must once again figure out how to grieve, how to heal, and how to take action.

Last April, the governor appointed Mr. Ravitch — who had long since moved on — to once again figure out ways to pay for transportation.

Another way is to know about objects in 3D space seen by a LIDAR or camera, and again figure out where you are.

It really is an opportunity for you to once again figure out what it is you want to do and to even expand your area and expertise," he says.

The woman who, instead of simply breathing hard and praying that the tiger would never come after her again, figured out that the big cat's fear of their campfire had saved them -- and invented torches to have fire at all times.

Because they did, they'll have to again figure out a way to play from ahead and win.

That summer, Jerry and Laurelyn spent a weekend at a charming waterfront cottage to once again figure out their next move.

That will be difficult to duplicate before a hostile crowd in Dallas, but Boudreau must again figure out the right moves that will get them into the second round, territory he and they haven't explored together.

"It's about getting the right runs and the right movements again rather than figuring out runs from out wide.