Sentence examples for something i figured out from inspiring English sources

Turning her face away from me, the woman said quietly, almost to herself, "Something I figured out recently is that, in my bones, I don't respect him — not his character or treatment of others.

I was pretty sure this was the adult inside, the one telling me: "I figured out something about myself, Dad.

A legit eight week time out, and I figured out something different.

Yes, the hunting accident had the smell of a distraction, the old Clinton trick of "let's bomb Iraq while I figure out something to say about why an intern has been performing fellatio on me for the past year".

Will I figure out something rewarding to do with my time?

I said I wanted to have something as a placeholder until I figure out what's going to happen with it, but what he did was great, so we kept it.

And that's something I'm figuring out".

And if you want to throw dung at something, I could figure out how to do that.

"You know, if you want to throw dung at something, I could figure out how to do that".... Hirst, who is preparing for a new show in New York next April, the contents of which he would not discuss, called the whole controversy "great for my career", and said the Mayor was stupid.

"You know, if you want to throw dung at something, I could figure out how to do that".... Hirst, who is preparing for a new show in New York next April, the contents of which he would not discuss, called the whole controversy "great for my career", and said the Mayor was stupid... View Article Elizabeth Kolbert has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1999.

So I have this little gizmo that tells me how much energy something is using and I figured out it takes 8 cents an hour to turn on a copier.