Sentence examples for figures came out from inspiring English sources
Last month, when the figures came out, the Government announced a "radical" package of measures to reduce homelessness.
After Friday's figures came out, some news accounts suggested that the moment when wages take off might be upon us.
After Friday's figures came out, some news accounts suggested that the moment when wages take off might be upon us.
On April 26, less than a month after the 2010 Census figures came out, and without public input, Mr. Schmitt and his cronies unveiled the new map.
Evans said on Monday, after the latest viewing figures came out, that people were "repositioning" the way they watch TV and said a total of 9 million viewers had watched the first episode, more than double its overnight audience.
Speaking at a campaign event in Ottumwa, before the poll figures came out, Santorum said he would do well in the caucuses because Iowan voters were ignoring the pundits who had written off his campaign.
The GDP figures come out the same time and day every three months; the greenhouse gas emissions figures come out whenever the government decides it suits them best.
The Fed meets Wednesday to assess the economy and set monetary policy and on Friday, unemployment figures come out.
The NIESR produces an unofficial estimate of UK GDP one month before the official figures come out.
If the figures come out in line with the forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility, that will represent an improvement of £6bn on the previous year.
