Sentence examples for figures of some from inspiring English sources
Johnny's background nonetheless contains two figures of some regional celebrity.
And the company has been humiliated by revelations that it inflated circulation figures of some of its magazines and kept advertisers in the dark.
The BBC News live blog features a new report from Matthew Price, a correspondent in Tripoli, who writes: There is a real fear among senior government figures of some sort of tribal or urban warfare breaking out here in Tripoli, which will lead, in the words of one official, to a masscre.
Tales, which concluded on Sunday night, is an event where both Count Edoardo Branca, a sixth-generation member of the Italian family that owns the cultish digestif Fernet Branca, and Ted Lange (above, far right), who played Isaac the Bartender on "The Love Boat," are both welcome, and both accorded a certain kind of respect as figures of some distinction.
One is Mr. Bones (Jared Joseph) and the other is Mr. Tambo (JC Montgomery), and both assume many roles -- usually as policemen, prison guards or authority figures of some other sort.
Other media includes action figures of some of the main characters, soundtracks from both the series and the video game, and a number of novels covering different events not covered in the series.
In Boccaccio's tales, the world is like the tiny natures mortes, corners of landscapes, and background-figures of some of our fourteenth-, fifteenth- and sixteenth-century painters.
A classic underachiever, Miles is also a good man and a figure of some nobility.
