Sentence examples for figures come with from inspiring English sources
Those grim figures come with a caveat.
Evaluations of other figures come with the same freshness of nonexpert language.
Some figures come with Egyptian kilts and wigs, or curly Near Eastern beards.
But for some districts, the conservative figures come with a trade-off: a loss of teachers and programs.
The 30 glass figures come with a lighted and climate-controlled display case; the presale estimate is $800,000 to $1.2 million.
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Tuesday's GDP figures came with a host of dog-ate-my-homework excuses.
Three per cent of 500,000 might carry a punch if such figures came with full visitor details and subscription levels.
Six-figures come with 3 hours of sleep for weeks on end, and building a great network!
The figure comes with a steel helmet, a woollen cap bearing a swastika, and a dagger.
Would that such detached thinking, from so talented a figure, came with a wink and a nod that it were simply a matter of demagogic competition in a crowded political field.
