Sentence examples for were worked out from inspiring English sources
verb
To do a specific task by employing physical or mental powers. intransitive
Two kickers, including a trick-shot artist made famous by YouTube, were worked out in 2012.
Its mechanics were worked out in the 1800s and inspired the study of locomotion.
But the details were worked out by officials and legislators over the course of 2013.
Inevitably, the technical kinks were worked out, Mr. Clayman, the publisher said.
The formats and the rules were worked out by the commission and the two campaigns.
A prosecutor, William T. Ferris, said the details were worked out through the weekend and today.
The embellishments, the colors were quintessentially Lacroix, but now they were worked out on simple columns.
The details of the pope's visit were worked out with the Israeli government.
In 1912, Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote Tarzan, where similar ideas were worked out in maturity.
These were worked out by local churches, mostly in the East.
Within hours, the final details were worked out, and the richest deal in baseball history was all but complete.
