Sentence examples for a little chart of from inspiring English sources

One catalogue, in the nineties, had a little chart of what Patagonia was versus what it was not: Fly fishing, not bass fishing.

Here is a little chart of Dow moves and weekly Fed balance sheet action.

The phraseology is wrong: they don't have a little chart to tell them what proportion of women have had an abortion and in which age group.

Once the site has combed through all of the words used in your Facebook statuses -- 1,240 in my case -- it creates a fun little chart of your personality.

First, here's a little chart from a useful summary of British historical statistics (pdf): Postwar Britain had rationing; material consumption was depressed; but it had full employment.

He even made a kind of a little chart in which he listed the governments and then listed pros and cons.

Instead, we have a little chart with green ticks on the back of the box: SOMEONE ELSE'S EYES or SOMEONE ELSE'S BACK, with a potential third option for SOMEONE ELSE'S BUM.

A little chart popped up.

Pop Chart Lab and Orbit Visual Graphic Design have whipped up a lovely little chart breaking down the ingredient ratios of 23 types of espresso-based drinks.

There's an interesting little chart about corporate profits as a percentage of GDP doing the rounds of the economics blogs.

That little chart, courtesy of you-know-who, pretty much explains it all.