Sentence examples for figured out with from inspiring English sources

President Bush has it figured out, with his month off at the ranch.

Scientists have figured out — with the precise numbers deduced only recently — that forests have been absorbing more than a quarter of the carbon dioxide that people are putting into the air by burning fossil fuels and other activities.

What the company has figured out: With partners and employees scattered across small offices and frequently on the road, the company has made a point of adopting online-based applications for easy collaboration.

That's what Ma has figured out with his employees.

"We didn't have that all figured out with Twitter," Williams candidly noted.

There was so much that had to be figured out, with one of the biggest challenges being space navigation and rendezvous.

You can tell that she's already figured out which goes with which pants.

Some react by becoming analytical and figuring out with precision what they should do next.

D'Antoni is still trying to figure out with whom to surround Anthony and Stoudemire.

That can be hard to figure out, with border-crossing Internet connections; Snowden's documents mentioned the need to be just fifty-one per cent sure before proceeding.

The suspense lies in trying to figure out with nationally televised game Gregg Popovich will ruin by resting all of his starters.