Sentence examples for figures that had from inspiring English sources

Audience figures that had declined in the Depression picked up again.

Figures that had seemed like small bits of filigree expanded – creating longer melodic lines snaking inside and around Conrad's drones.

At that point, he signed with the Mariners for $1.5 million, a far cry from the salary figures that had been tossed around a year earlier.

In ways big and small, their lives had been torn apart by figures that had at first seemed abstract, but gradually become life-wrecking.

Also, on three occasions beginning in January 2003, Time Warner restated its quarterly earnings reports to lower the figures that had been inflated.

Cameron said he found it "immensely frustrating" but Sir John Chilcot was in charge of when the report is submitted and the inquiry was currently taking responses from government bodies and high-profile public figures that had been criticised.

These are just figures that have emerged in the past week.

He then spoke about polling and the many figures that have come out before the midterms.

He declined to get into specific provisions, or address the figures that have been reported.

Mentions the names of famous figures that have taught at the Accademia.

Prismoids form a group of mathematical figures that have found wide-spread application in many disciplines, but especially in architecture and in building structures.