Sentence examples for figures pass from inspiring English sources

So how do they react when such iconic figures pass away?

Listed below are all the party posters carrying statistical claims in the run up to the election in May and looking to see whether the figures pass muster.

2016, for example, has seen an unprecedented number of major cultural figures pass away, leading to the media to indulge in a perpetual state of bereavement.

There is an extraordinary finale in which the antic shadows of carnival figures pass the long windows of Violetta's bedroom and she flutters, like a trapped butterfly, on the other side of the glass.

When these iconic figures pass away too young, the loss causes shock waves.

Indeed, rather than the orgy I had anticipated, in the twilight we see just a few figures pass by, their eyes staring straight ahead, searching.

Two tiny figures passed though, looking about as big as raccoons.

Dylan Thomas and Jack Kerouac, along with many other Village literary figures, passed under its rosy glow in the 1950s and 1960s.

He stuck to his campaign-as-usual schedule, continuing a weeklong round of appearances with national Democratic Party figures passing through California.

His Stairs, of 1991, with two figures passing in opposite directions, is one of the most telling representations both of movement and of human relationships in sculpture.

Mr Johnson said 3,000 business figures passed through City Hall during the Games and said 55 projects for London "have been identified and are being proceeded with".