Sentence examples for last figured out from inspiring English sources

He returned to the continent only once, to map the coastline of New England, and the second half of Price's book is concerned largely with the history of Indian-English relations in Virginia after he left, including the marriage of Pocahontas to John Rolfe, the Englishman who at last figured out what would make Virginia profitable -- tobacco.

After years of emulating Republican campaign finance strategies ― targeting big donors and catering to their interests ― Democrats seem to have at last figured out how to raise money from people who are not millionaires or billionaires.

In England Hartzell at last figured out he was part of a racket, and, while Lewis and Whittaker bickered, he took control.

The Pirates, who were 7-9 at one point last season, have figured out that they cannot afford another slow start.

What is not clear is exactly how much the company's ad revenue growth has increased since the last time someone figured out a run rate, i.e. September 2012.

How about the last time you figured out how to fight off a cold?

A big reason Buffalo got figured out last season was their wide receiving group wasn't very good.

The Jaguars (3-5) scored 21 points in the third quarter to take a 28-13 lead over Cincinnati (4-4), asd as opposed to the last two weeks they figured out how to hold onto a double-digit lead.

Then, in time, she went on, from just these last two Kawesqar, they figured out a way to endure, repopulate the land and revive the life of the Kawesqar among the channel islands.

There seem to be two striking things about the passengers last minutes: how they figured out a way to cooperate, and how they left so many messages of love.

This time, at last, the disk engineers have figured out how to create cartridge capacities that keep up with the pace of life.