Sentence examples for figure out whether to from inspiring English sources
They are trying to figure out whether to trust you.
"I'm actually still trying to figure out whether to just send it back".
Then we will figure out whether to punish Bauer, give him a medal, or both.
He couldn't figure out whether to vote "yes" or "no". It was too tough.
Lidia's has yet to figure out whether to make pasta a separate course or an entree.
To figure out whether to buy that plane ticket now or wait, go to Bing.com/travel.
Other students said they were still figuring out whether to stay.
"I'm still figuring out whether to paint them on or leave it as glass," says the 16-year-old.
Mr. Levy's career began as reggae stars were figuring out whether to be good guys or (to use the Jamaican term) bad men.
Yet for large travelers like me, the issues persist long after we have figured out whether to buy one seat or two.
"There's never evidence [of copyright infringing uses] at the time the guy is sitting in the garage figuring out whether to invent the iPod or not.
