Sentence examples for figured from from inspiring English sources

The fortunes of corporations, like those of individuals, are figured from birth dates of incorporation.

Canny folk out there figured from title play in foreign language.

It's the closest thing to wilderness in the Central Valley, but they figured from the beginning that political might and pressure would carry the day".

Ruefully, she adds a personal coda: "I realised the scandal I was creating around me". She'd been an alcoholic, she figured, from the moment of her first drink.

Mr. Weaver, the oldest of the plaintiffs, said he figured from the day he agreed to join the suit that he would never see a tax reduction as a result of reassessment.

In the 1960s, as his numerous adversaries point out, Baraka studded his poems with abhorrent statements, including the lines "I got the extermination blues, jewboys / I got the hitler syndrome figured" (from "For Tom Postell, Dead Black Poet").

"Could they print action figures from Russian literature?" Apollonio asked.

Ronald McDonald figures fashioned from Legos.

Take the figures from Eurostat.

(Both figures from NHS sources).

The figures from Swindon are stark.