Sentence examples for figuring out at from inspiring English sources
"We will be figuring out at what stage that could be done," he told reporters.
Catching cheaters means figuring out, at the highest level, how to cheat.
The most important lesson I can draw from my experience is that this love has nothing to do with figuring out at an early age that I was meant to be a professor.
Rob Moore, Paramount's vice chairman, said the basic problem had been figuring out at which of Button's ages Mr. Pitt would take over the role from older or younger actors.
"Mike had really figured out at RunKeeper – and he was figuring out at Kickscout – how to make a user base grow, and how to make a social, viral app," says Shah.
How might TrialMatch get patients to sign up? "That's what we're figuring out at the moment," he says, adding that they're talking with a cancer treatment and research institute about doing an unpaid pilot to test how effectively the system works.
They definitely have a lot figured out these days -- and some of them had a lot figured out at 25 (ahem, ahem, looking in your direction, Oprah).
Q: Mr. President, do you realize that you had Einstein all figured out at age eighteen?
The big news today is UK GDP figures out at 9.30am.
Nobody can figure out at what point the oceans could exhibit changes that become catastrophic for human society.
It isn't always easy to figure out, at least at first, where the sounds come from.
