Sentence examples for figures as an from inspiring English sources
Clarke figures as an obliging fellow-traveller in "The Last Supper".
It described the figures as an "unacceptable waste of human potential".
Halifax pointed to Bank of England figures as an indication that housing market activity was increasing.
Two biographers-in-waiting, Mark Harris and Ruth Miller, eventually admitted defeat and published books in which Bellow figures as an enchanting but exhausting tease.
The agency uses its apprehension figures as an approximate gauge of illegal crossings, assuming that agents make fewer arrests when fewer immigrants try to cross.
Duncan Exley, director of the Equality Trust, condemned the figures as an indictment on politicians' inability to grasp how unequal Britain has become.
Trump is an aspirational figure as much as a mouthpiece for resentment and rancour.
Cable is an important figure as well as a good, experienced minister with decent views.
One mortgage broker described the figures as "a shocker".
"Intellectual-asset management" now figures as a strategic business issue.
