Sentence examples for figures pictures from inspiring English sources

Symbols are fine; we live by words, figures, pictures.

Orion, 415 pp., £16.99, 17 February, 0 75282 129 6 Buy it at Bol According to the OED, a 'rebus' is 'an enigmatic representation of a name, word or phrase by figures, pictures, arrangement of letters etc, which suggest the syllables of which it is made up'.

The stone figures (pictured) found by Frankfort's mission, which started work in 1930, depict men with huge eyes and bare chests.

Dancers with tapestry skirts--which they sometimes hold up to create a frame--represent "ghosts" of various historical figures pictured on the walls.

In the years immediately following World War I, he had painted a series of solidly modeled yet oddly ironic figure pictures.

She drew a stick-figure picture of a child hanging from a rope, keeping it in her art folder.

Victory meant freedom from fascism, which makes Jon Snow's choice of words for this annual hounding of any public figure pictured without one – "poppy fascism" – particularly significant.

Figures and pictures are common.

The look of the website (colours, typing, figures and pictures) is identical in both conditions.

The website was designed similar in both conditions with regard to colours, typing, figures and pictures.

Figure 14: Pictures of the gloves.