Sentence examples for it figures that when from inspiring English sources

The borough of Queens is said to be home to people from more countries than any similarly sized place on earth; so it figures that when the world comes down with a sickness the city is going to feel it first in Queens.

By Ian Frazier The borough of Queens is said to be home to people from more countries than any similarly sized place on earth; so it figures that when the world comes down with a sickness the city is going to feel it first in Queens.

Since Dallas had beaten Tennessee, and a more talented Philadelphia team had lost to Tennessee, it figured that when the Cowboys met the Eagles today at Veterans Stadium, peculiar things could happen.

Well, I figure that when Blount settles down to the theme, it will be.

"So I guess it just figures that, when they get into the workplace, they will always expect to win — regardless of their relative effort, merits or whatever".

The proposed Can-Spam act in the United States, he said, is not tough enough, but he figures that when it fails to work, Congress will have to make a stronger law.

Whether it was an issue he advocated or not — the desegregation of American schools, the E.P.A. or Title IX — it's as if Nixon figured that when in doubt, sign.

Drivers said he figured that when one part broke, that it was time to make everything else on the car lighter.

The Davises recalled the family in Yorktown Heights and figured that when the neighbor died, they could grab the house.

He also figured that when he testified on April 7, he'd be able to provide more detail.

"I figure that when I go, I'll be in a box, and I want this to cover the box".