Sentence examples for a figure one from inspiring English sources

The movie's heroine, a policewoman played by Stefania Rocca, is alone in her house when she notices a figure — one staring eye in a black-masked face — reflected in a glass bowl on her coffee table.

The actual result turned out to be 53percentt — not exactly a figure one would associate with ballot-box stuffing.

Only one in five people make it to an emergency room in time to benefit from heart attack treatments, a figure one of the authors, Dr. Claude Lenfant, called woefully low.

It's embarrassing to be schooled by a figure one has just spent a days and days ridiculing, but I think we deserve the harsh words Kramer had for us at the end of his television stint: he said he thinks people are judging a book by its cover (kind of like judging a little girl by her appearance?).

It has also contributed to stopping some of the 13 attacks - a figure one higher than the last update, given in October.

This time, the people of Newham, one of the most deprived boroughs in London, are being promised 20,000 jobs – a figure, one suspects, plucked entirely out of the air – as a result of the Regeneration Supernova and the Asian Business Port's £1 billion arrival.

The latest study on Metaspriggina ([ 27 ], Figures One a d and Extended Data figure One a d, f) identifies a thin (0.25 mm in diameter), elongate strand lying on the midline, opposite the zone of myotomal closure as a notochord.

It went beyond the abstract anger one usually feels for a public figure one has never met.

The answer was immediate: "He was a major figure, one of the first of his kind.

We need a reassuring figure, one who can bring us back to confidence in the law.

"The Times covered her like she was a Mafia figure," one adviser said.