Sentence examples for lives figured out from inspiring English sources

We are expected to be adults -- to have our professional lives figured out, know the salad fork from the dinner fork, keep track of our finances, manage our healthcare, and so on.

No, students are not expected to have their lives figured out at 18, but they can know what interests them, what various careers are all about, and a few possible educational paths to pursue.

Everyone has that moment in time -- that scary realization that they have reached the age where they thought they would have their lives figured out.

It's difficult to admit that we don't always understand organic chemistry, that we don't have our lives figured out and that, no, we can't have it all, as hard as we try.

He questions all aspects of their lives, figuring out how their daily routines are affecting their wellness.

Instead, they were spending Day 2 of the rest of their post-tragedy lives, figuring out how to walk the fine line between the teammate they remembered so fondly in Jovan Belcher and the man who murdered his girlfriend before killing himself, as Sam Mellinger writes in The Kansas City Star.

They left with what intellectual knowledge we imparted and will spend the rest of their lives figuring out their way.

It's where I lived while I figured out who I was as an adult.

The girls that I was living with soon figured out that I'd murdered this cat that was somebody's pet and they put a stop to it.

Once I finally found somewhere to live, as soon as people figured out where I was living, which street, which number, I would have to move.

Minarets and pagodas arose on estates where no Muslim or Shinto would ever live, and European factories figured out how to produce imitation Siamese silks and weave Tibetan goat hair into Indian paisley motifs for shawls.