Expressions

"The trade ministers managed to work out agreements after long discussions."

"I work out at the gym every morning before work."

"The two nations tried to work out differences through dialogue."

"I hope everything works out for you in your new job."

"He works out of our Singapore office."

"They worked out on paper the logistics of the export plan."

"She works out regularly to keep her body strong and mind fresh."

"The two nations are trying to work out tariffs with each other."

"The total cost works out to about $200."

"We need to work out with the marketing team to align our plans."

"We need to work over the report before submission."

"He’s still trying to work past his anxiety."

"He’s trying to work through his grief after the loss."

"The creative team managed to work through challenges and meet the deadline."

"It took her months to work through her grief."

"Therapists help clients work through feelings after setbacks."

"She managed to work through hardship without losing hope."

"He is still trying to work through pain after the breakup."

"Meditation helps me work through stress effectively."

"If we work together, we can finish this project faster."

"I’m working toward becoming a better version of myself."

"International organizations continue to work toward equality for all genders."

"Our teachers motivate us to work toward excellence in every subject."

"Everyone in the company is working toward the same vision."

"The regional alliance continues to work toward harmony in the area."

"Everyone in the team is working toward improvement this quarter."

"She is working toward mastery in public speaking."

"International leaders continue to work toward peace in conflict zones."

"Both sides should work toward understanding rather than arguing."

"He is working towards his dream of becoming a pilot."

"We must continuously work towards improvement in our processes."

"She can work under extreme pressure and still deliver quality results."

"He is trying to work up the courage to speak to his boss."

"She’s working up to asking for a promotion."

"I really enjoy working with this creative team."

"The team must work within the given budget."

"She worked her fingers to the bone to support her family."

"She believes in maintaining work-life harmony."

"With smartphones, the world is at your fingertips."

"Any engineer worth his salt can solve this problem."

"Let’s wrap around our discussion by revisiting the key points."

"She has her boss wrapped around her finger."

"I wrap the day up by reviewing tomorrow's top three priorities."

"The moderator wrapped up the debate after the final statements."

"We need to wrap up the project by the end of this week."

"It took me a while to wrap my head around the new software."

"It's hard to wrap your head around it, but that's just how the system works."

"I'm still trying to wrap my head around this new software."

"The company promised to write back within 48 hours."

"He decided to write down his grandmother’s folk stories."