Sentence examples for what she figured from inspiring English sources

"No, what?" She figured she needed to have an answer.

— When Sarah Cohen's acne drove her to visit a dermatologist in July, that's what she figured she'd be doing — visiting a dermatologist.

They wanted $600, about four times what she figured was the right price, based on 15 rolls of plastic that usually sell for $10 each.

A Mission to Comfort On Sept. 11, MARY JO OLSON had just begun what she figured would be a six-month vacation after taking a buyout from the Pittsburgh software company where she had been a marketing executive.

"My boyfriend would always walk by and say, 'Something's going to happen — that looks rickety,' " said Lorene Godlash, a pharmaceutical sales representative who was getting dressed in her apartment across East 91st Street when she heard what she figured was a tractor-trailer rumbling by.

Michael commented, "she's coming in and willingly every week wanting to get better, like she's ready, ready to figure out what she's doing, figure out what she's doing wrong, work on working on getting better and it's just been really cool to see that for me" (Michael's Interview, 2013).

What she hadn't figured out was why she was still unemployed, and why her husband had been bounced from one wretched low-paying job to another.

She's a workaholic who has built her profession around finding what she enjoys and figuring out how to market it.

She knows what she wants and she figures out ways to make it happen.

Plus, she figured, what can you really do with an undergraduate degree in psychology and political science?

In any case, she figured out what the right move was: she got herself hired as a housekeeper and waited, with me perched on her back, for Independence.