Sentence examples for slowly working out from inspiring English sources

He spent the next decade slowly working out his plan, though few people, it seems, had any inkling of it.

"You mean you aren't going to live here any more?" our son says, slowly working out what we have known for days.

Part of this is a result of our tendency for acceptance by degrees: as a society we often express empathy for the new or the "strange" incrementally, engaging first with the aspects of an issue that seem the least alien to us, and slowly working out from there.

Science is slowly working out how we might let that stuff go.

Using a fork, gradually incorporate the wine into the flour, starting in the center and slowly working out.

Now they have brought in a killer whale expert, Marie Mrusczok, who is slowly working out what is going on.

There's no trying to slowly work out whether you think similarly or have the same kinds of life experience, or whether you really do have enough in common to sustain the friendship – all that is done by the time you meet because you've read their comments or their emails or their blog.

If you're not under pressure to begin for work reasons, choose mommy and me type activities for 6 months for the socialization and learning gains and slowly work out with the other mothers taking a break and leaving your child with other familiar faces.

Many successful people take off time to slowly work out what it is that makes them tick and brings them fulfillment.

Avnet says part of the fun of making Sickhouse was watching Russett's followers slowly work out they were watching a movie.

After years of uncertainty based mostly on fears that in-flight cellphone use might interfere with electronic navigational systems on airplanes, but partly on concerns about the demands wide-ranging airborne cellphone calls would place on multiple land-based systems, the kinks are being slowly worked out.