Sentence examples for figuring out with from inspiring English sources

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

"Figuring out with a grown-up, cross-party consensus how we deliver good quality physical education – and this is not a knock to any particular political party – we need to deal with this in a grown-up way," Coe said.

The blade was designed by engineers in China after Mr. Biegeleisen spent three weeks there figuring out with them how to forge a device that could create the granular texture of a hand grater (minus the blood that often comes with a cut finger).

These different contexts would potentially help with who I would want to share a status update with, something I often think about getting round to figuring out with historical location information, along with times and keyword analysis of a location stream.

This is something I am newly figuring out, with a lot of doubt and struggle and questions.

From covering up one woman's infidelities, assisting another in dealing with her abusive husband, and eventually figuring out with whom another husband was cheating.

Figuring out how to work with a knee brace.

It's not, we just figured out with an equation here.

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

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

They figure out with lightning speed what they need to do to maximize their performance on the assessment that matters.