Sentence examples for figures have been made from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of pages of recorded conversations between key figures have been made publicly available.

It is the first time the police's own figures have been made public.

Since his wife announced that she was running for the presidency (the reason that these figures have been made public), Bill Clinton has not slowed down.

In 2011, the only time for which figures have been made available, it had 20,772 clients, 68 percent of them members of the clergy, and $8.2 billion in assets under its management.

This year, the push for more money produced a surge in federal spending, especially for the National Security Agency, which runs Washington's efforts to gather and decrypt global signals, though no figures have been made public.

Over the last three years, the allocation figures have been made public in mid-August.

Hitting the initial annual figures had been made harder than expected because the European commission revised its methods for assessing national CO2 emissions, after the 2009 act targets were set, he added.

Little information clarifying the meaning of these figures has been made available to the public.

The good news is that credible allegations of sexual misconduct against a powerful political figure have been made in public, and it's resulted in a man's resignation.

For 40 years, Peaches, Ben's hidden figure, has been making the chili — all of it — with hardly a sick day (although now she has two assistants to handle, for example, chopping).

Several action figures and figurines have been made bearing Ivy's likeness.