Sentence examples for figures laid from inspiring English sources

There is the "map-like" view of the world, same-scale figures laid out all over the page, or the "section" view, with a ground-strip at the bottom of the page and a blue sky-strip at the top.

Its analysis in 2016 was timed to coincide with the gathering of many of the world's superrich at Davos, and the figures laid bare the vast gap between rich and poor.

The former UK chancellor Alistair Darling, who heads the all-party pro-UK campaign, Better Together, last night said the OBR figures laid bare the dangers of Scotland basing a long-term economic policy on a "source that is volatile and depleting".

But just as shocking were the figures laying bare what's happening to pay packets.

Three of the paintings show ghostly figures laying on bare bedsprings rendered in perspective.

It bets on the power of reason: Gore leads viewers with calm determination through facts and figures, laying out the problem at hand.

Boys will place these superior hunks of plastic in their hands and say things like "I will make more money than you for doing the same work!" and "My gender is intrinsically superior to my female counterparts!" Note: it is not recommended that you leave action figures laying around with Barbies or other female dolls, as they may begin to multiply by means of coital osmosis.

That's up from the 35percentt figure laid out by the data firm in its annual forecast last year, a major boost for advocates who say the technology is key to reducing pollution and slowing climate change.

The senior LDP figure lays his hopes in Mr Suga keeping Mr Abe's focus on the economy.

The Company Men starts with a similar figure laying off lifelong employees, and traces their diverse fortunes in the face of unemployment and sudden indebtedness.

A close result will surely propel them into a mega-rematch and you get the impression that would not displease Jones - or, once the figures are laid out in front of him, Calzaghe.