Sentence examples for figures are not made from inspiring English sources

(Who wants to smell like Donald Trump Marty Brochsteinin, editor of The Licensing Letter, put it very well when he said, "If I'm a golfer, whose clothes do I want to buy, Tiger Woods' or Donald Trump's?" Tracking the performance of Trump merchandise is not always easy, since sales figures are not made public.

Mr. Kazmar said that the closely held company was valued annually by J.P. Morgan, and that those figures were not made public.

It's true that there has been an injection of private capital into European banks, but this could never be done in a targeted way since the correct figures were not made public.

The curious, complex Pop Up figure wasn't made entirely out of thin air.

That has been corrected to reflect a Department for Transport figure showing that 97% of journeys are not made by train.

As you may have figured out, I'm not made exactly happy by the way the business of movies is strangling the art and entertainment of movies.

A specific revenue figure for the match was not made public, but half of the gate receipts went to The Football League to distribute amongst its member clubs, with Gillingham and Wigan each receiving twenty-five per cent and no additional television broadcast fee.

A specific revenue figure for the match was not made public, but half of the gate receipts went to The Football League to distribute amongst its member clubs, with Gillingham and Shrewsbury each receiving twenty-five per cent and no additional television broadcast fee.

The work of the public figure, and especially the elected politician, is not made easier by any of this.

The arrest of the senior al-Qaeda figure Abu Anas Liby, in Sudan in February 2002, was not made public until a month later, when US efforts to transfer him to custody in Egypt were leaked to a newspaper.

Says Bailey: "My clients figure they're not making money in the bond market.