Sentence examples for figures from all from inspiring English sources

Throughout the years, Jones has worked with a "who's who" of figures from all fields of popular music.

Figures from all of the main indices show growth has slowed since the start of the year.

When they added up the new figures from all 59 boards, they discovered that the city had shrunk.

The French Socialist Party is as bad, handing safe spots on its list to figures from all its factions, regardless of merit.

They suggest that despite the recent jailing of leading figures from all the nation's major drug gangs, the cartels retain the money and the power to corrupt Mexico's government.

For his gallery of talking heads, Mr. Diaz, to his credit, uses academics and public figures from all over the globe — Kenya, Bolivia, France — rather than just the usual American and British professors.

"Mytilene [the capital of Lesbos] currently has 15,000 to 17,000 refugees and this is the official figure from all services," Mouzalas, a junior interior minister, said.

With world-renowned musicians for professors tasked with moulding the talented artists of tomorrow, it hardly comes as a surprise that the RMC's teaching staff achieved a 92 per cent satisfaction rating in this year's National Student Survey – the highest figure from all UK conservatoires.

That figure, from all 50 states and Puerto Rico, is a sharp jump from the figure in 1994, when the Federal Emergency Management Agency estimated just 75 million Americans in 39 states were at risk from earthquakes.

In fact, the government's senior figures come from all ethnic groups, but perhaps because there is general frustration with day-to-day corruption and inefficiency, people feel deeply disenfranchised.

Figures compiled from all 43 police forces in England and Wales showed a fall last year of 5,261 in first responder officer numbers, Labour says.