Sentence examples for figures high in from inspiring English sources

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the United States support for Israel, figures high in many students' statements.

Australia always figures high in surveys of dream destinations for Brits, but with the rate for Aussie dollars as poor as $1.37 to the pound yesterday, it could turn into a financial nightmare.

At the same time Mr. Mostel's music provides some picturesque introductions to the sounds of different instruments: low booms on the trombone and darting figures high in the piano for the friendly but forgetful whale going fishing, bassoon and clarinet changing places in a game of melodic hide-and-seek, a percussion cadenza when Babar trashes his stable.

For example, more than a third of people questioned said Shakespeare made them feel more positive about the UK in general, with the figures highest in India (62%) and Brazil (57%).

Rakim, you often figure high in those lists.

The sounds of Brazil will figure high in the programming.

And danger, and its opposite escape, figure high in Redford's personal lexicon.

Care for the planet is unlikely to figure high in your priorities when you think "it's all gonna burn".

Kleiner Perkins-backed start-ups appear to figure high in this list.

Other usual suspects also figure high in these lists, except perhaps for 6waves, which seems to have shrunk by more than three times its MAU on Facebook within the last year.

Meanwhile, foreign spies infiltrate the British gay scene to source information from unsuspecting closeted figures high up in the intelligence services and Westminster politics.