Sentence examples for were figured from inspiring English sources
noun
A drawing or diagram conveying information.
Many of these factors were figured into earnings estimates.
Both teams were figured for the top 25 before the season.
The apartments did not have kitchens (they were added later); rather, the chef's salary and other dining expenses were figured in the building's budget.
When the handicaps were figured out, it turned out that Victoria had actually won the race, on corrected time, but never mind that: what really counts in a schooner race, of course, is who's over the line first.
But if his rating were figured for his six starts, and did not include his appearances in relief of Vinny Testaverde early in the season, it would be a league-leading 110.2.
But California lawmakers are also facing the implosion of expected cost savings, as lawsuits and other factors have reduced or eliminated savings that were figured into the budget passed in July.
Plus, we were figuring her out.
"He's figured it out," Woodson said.
The disadvantage of general compensation method is figured out firstly.
