"He's a considerable figure in the village..
LINCOLN'S assassination made Grant the most considerable figure in the shattered nation.
Fenella Woolgar's Thea – apparently small and anxious (that's to say, poor) – is a considerable figure: tremulous and steely.
Not even the oldest of us can remember England without him as a considerable figure," Harold Macmillan wrote in his diary on the day the death was announced.
Mr. Fox, who is a considerable figure in the organ world, said he thought this was one of the five greatest organs in the world.
Sacking Pardew would cost the Newcastle owner a considerable figure, and it would come less than 12 months after he handed him an eight-year contract.
Scarron, who married d'Aubigné in 1652, was also a considerable figure in the theatrical life of Paris in the years immediately preceding Molière's arrival in the capital.
Variously compared to a watchful heron, an obelisk in motion, an amiable crocodile and Mount Rushmore (all of it), Arthur Miller cut a considerable figure well into his ninth decade.
That's a considerable figure, though it hardly rivals the thousands of copies of "The 4-Hour Body" that Ferriss signed for a pre-order promotion on barnesandnoble.com, in the hope of enhancing his ranking on the best-seller lists.
The damage caused by lapilli of ≥1 cm size can be considerable (Figure 10 and Table 4).
