Sentence examples for ever figure out from inspiring English sources

Lafaye doubts that he'll ever figure out who ordered the Courchevel heist.

Who knows if they'll ever figure out exactly which ecological factors led our finned ancestors ashore?

Q. Did you ever figure out what it was about? A. No.

Did the doctors ever figure out why her blood didn't clot?

I wondered how I would ever figure out what the song was.

And the reality is that if you don't know where you stand today, then how will you ever figure out where you want to be tomorrow?

Now a financial planner, Ms. Goodwin is still not sure she ever figured out what she wanted to do.

No one ever figured out for sure why the Mount Hood blew up — there were suggestions of a Japanese torpedo or sabotage, and also evidence of improperly stored munitions.

The great case for me is in film, because nobody ever figured out who the real artist is: the screenwriter or the director or who?

After a decade of war, there is a growing sense among America's diplomats, soldiers and spies that the United States is getting out of Afghanistan without ever figuring out how a maddeningly complex game is played.

Perhaps there was a sense of that already, that Castro might dispose of them and disappear with the little girl; remarkably, his friends recall seeing him with the child, without ever figuring out where she came from.