Sentence examples for figured that in a from inspiring English sources

Going to Guangzhou, I focused on food because I figured that in a city so reshaped by recent tides of history, dumplings would be all that remained of Cantonese traditional culture.

All the costumes had to be sewn in such a way that the stitches did not appear, as the design team figured that in a virtual environment the clothes would just materialize, with no need for buttons, zippers or enclosures.

"He figured that in a metropolis the size of Los Angeles, there would always be enough people who shared his interests and taste to make the paper successful," David Shaw, then The Times' media critic, wrote shortly after Thomas retired.

He probably figured that in a kamikaze attack he could've taken out enough of the racist goons to make it worth his while before their sheer weight of numbers told and he was bludgeoned to a bloody pulp.

"We'll just have to figure that out in a little bit".

"We figure that in a market like Las Vegas it would sell for a lot of money," Ms. Mulanax said.

They figured that in the first year, a family of four would receive $2,000.

We figure that in an average week, Sam consumes a quart and a third of heavy cream, nearly a stick and a half of butter, 13 teaspoons of coconut oil, 20 slices of bacon and 9 eggs.

I have brought the youngest child here to begin her economic education, figuring that in an age when entire mutual funds are geared specifically to children, it's never too early.

Others suggested you missed the limelight and figured that being in a cheesy commercial was the best way to get some attention.

Many young adults are returning home to go back to school, figuring that, in this job market, upgrading a resume through an advanced degree is time well spent.