Sentence examples for have figured him out from inspiring English sources

The theory that is most clear is that Van Horn's opponents have figured him out.

Always cuts inside though, I would have thought full backs should have figured him out by now.

I think the pitchers have figured him out.

And maybe pitchers have figured him out, he can't adjust and is doomed to watch his numbers continue to decline.

Perhaps Philadelphia has figured him out.

If tomorrow's match were just another of the dozen or so Tests we seem to play against Australia in any given calendar year, then New Zealand rugby fans would be content with the positive omens – we've won 11 of our last 13 matches against them; Quade Cooper's form is comically bad, the loose forwards' guild having figured him out; we haven't lost to them at Eden Park since 1986.

She's downstairs and still enamored with him, but her cryptic, "I have to go home now," could be interpreted a number of ways including, yes, she has figured him out and she needs to get out of there or a much more innocuous: "I haven't changed my clothes or brushed my teeth and I need to go home and wash the smell of sex and tiger fur off my hands".

And then, just when you think you've figured him out, he will go on the block and use his superior footwork and basketball acumen to beat you once more with his soft touch.

Perez was so new the Cardinals hardly had time to figure him out, but Yankees scouts have had six additional games to scrutinize him and concoct a way to dilute his effectiveness.

But always, he has confounded and intrigued the many listeners who have tried to figure him out.

By Jill Lepore Every biographer of George Washington has remarked on his inscrutability; every generation has tried to figure him out.