Sentence examples for figured from high-quality English sources.

• Reader, I think I’ve finally figured it out.

• So it’s completely fine if you don’t have everything figured out.

• I figured that I should start investing, though, to have a cushion for the future.

• Once they are in hand, it can survey all possible aesthetic relations, as in figured bass.

• “I guess they figured it was worth a pilot,” David said.

• “It’s publish or perish, and I figured I was perishing,” he said.

• (She also received the Full Figured Entertainer of the Year Award.)

• I figured that it was some sort of secret communication between the two of us.

Use figured in a sentence.

• They also haven't figured out who is responsible for consistently rearranging them.

• We can claim we figured it out, but I think no one’s got the patent on that one yet.

• The cheapest US rocket that could do it would have cost $65 million, and I figured I would need at least two.

• But then I figured out the trick of bribing her with biscuits, and pretty soon, I had her doing letters all day long.

• Of that number, perhaps 1.2 million listeners were "frightened" or "disturbed" by what they heard, Mr Cantril figured.

• The origins of figured muslin are not clear; it is mentioned in Sanskrit literature of the Gupta period (4th–6th century ce).

• Here’s the story of my life: whatever I did wasn’t good enough, anything I figured out I figured out too late, and whenever I tried to help I made things worse.

• "There's likely to be an upfront cost associated with a capability creation, a plateau where we haven't yet figured out the financial and operational considerations, and then reduction in cost as the more efficient technologies take over," Ross added.

figured sentence examples

• Electricity from biogas — mainly pulled from the nation's landfills — is already eligible for generating credits under the RFS program, but the EPA has never approved applications to do so because the agency hasn't yet figured out the logistical issues.

• Researchers figured out in 2015 that Stonehenge's 43 bluestones came from two quarries in Wales' Preseli Hills, but Pearson's team confirmed that people were quarrying there about 400 years before Stonehenge's initial construction started 5,000 years ago.

• This thing you’re reading right now explains those ideas using only the ten hundred words people use the most often.1 The doctor figured out the first idea while he was working in an office, and he figured out the second one ten years later, while he was working at a school.

• Using the same password over and over again across a wide spectrum of systems and web sites creates the nightmare scenario where once someone has figured out one password, they have figured out all your passwords and now have access to every part of your life (system, e-mail, retail, financial, work).