Sentence examples for figures of one from inspiring English sources

He flicked his first ball from Muttiah Muralitharan straight into the hands of Mark Chiltern for one and his bowling figures of one for 74 gave little comfort.

He will be joined in the squad by Ryan Sidebottom, who last made a Test appearance in Bridgetown in March when, clearly unfit, he produced figures of one for 146.

Taylor's removal in the final over of England's innings, top-edging to mid-off, offered some consolation to the world's No1 one-day bowler, Mitchell Starc, who returned his most expensive figures of one for 79.

All this talk about never having had it so good alongside figures of one million unemployed young people in the UK is resulting in a nationwide crisis of confidence.

That suggests Tim Bresnan, who extended his 100% Test record to 12 wins from 12 appearances, still has every chance of retaining his place at Trent Bridge despite underwhelming match figures of one for 144 and being dismissed for a duck.

On a turning pitch, another positive to be gleaned from the low-scoring affair was Moeen's two for 39 with the ball, in tandem with Adil Rashid's three for 47, both for the confidence it will give them before tours to the subcontinent this winter and when compared to Pakistan's two spinners sharing figures of one for 104 from their allotted 20 overs.

Yesterday, the figure of one million was doing the rounds.

The figure of one woman, in particular, is the single most haunting and poignant image.

The figures also show that one in 10 estates will be liable for inheritance tax within five years, as opposed to the current figure of one in 20.

"The necessity was to separate oneself from one's mother, or destroy her, at least symbolically, and replace her with a mother figure of one's choosing".

The exact nature of these relationships, how long they last, the methodology used to arrive at the figure of one in four: these things are unknown.