Sentence examples for business of figuring from inspiring English sources
The business of figuring out which (no extensive knowledge of Browning is required) draws the reader into Mortdecai's never-ending game of one-upmanship.
He and his partner, John Christakos, both in their mid-30's, are busily engaged in the elusive business of figuring out what X'ers want and need.
He later adds: "The business of figuring out how to love someone who often seems to be unlovable is very familiar to me".
(Shoulder? Neck? This business of figuring out what the animal bits once did was, I concede, a peculiar piece of speculation).
If images of me out there in the world make it that much easier for another kid, and the kids around them or their parents, to get on with the more important business of figuring out who they are and how they can uniquely contribute to the stream of life, then my job is done.
And that means getting "on with the business of figuring out how nature makes them".
With flipping no longer much of a viable career option, Mr. Lewis returns like Cinderella after the ball, to the more debased business of remodeling, figuring that with so few houses selling, homeowners will hunker down and refurbish rather than subject themselves to the indignities of a stagnant market.
England made Hudson the first woman president of the armaments division, where she ran a business that consisted largely of figuring out what the Pentagon wanted and assembling an efficient network of suppliers to provide it.
Jayne O'Donnell gives examples of businesses figuring out the best way to grow.
Others are getting out of the generation business altogether, figuring that they are too small to compete effectively; instead, they plan to buy power in the deregulated marketplace, then distribute it to homes and businesses.
VC's courted him, media outlets around the world profiled him – but like all child stars, the fame was short lived and Alex soon has to return to the realities of running his business and figuring out what to do next.
