Sentence examples for figures that stand from inspiring English sources
We have figures that stand up to scrutiny and I'm afraid that's just the way life is.
But it's not just the figures that stand out from the project, there is also a marked shift in how people feel.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Sept. 25 — It may be the towering black burqa-clad figures that stand at the entrance, or the brickwork, portholes and curved aluminum skylights of the building itself.
His left arm spin has been complemented in the last couple of seasons by the off breaks of Arron Lilley, who goes at just over five in List A matches and just under seven in T2os, figures that stand comparison with anyone in the country.
The two figures that stand out most clearly as the founders of modern evolutionary biology are the aforementioned Jean-Baptiste Lamarck and the lesser known, but (especially because of his great influence on the young Darwin on his Beagle voyage in 1831 1836 and the earliest years thereafter back home in England) equally important Italian Giambattista Brocchi.
An ironwood male figure that stands five feet tall is a good example of how difficult it is to pull together a solid history.
Despite a more curvaceous figure that stood in stark contrast to the waifish frames then in style, Bündchen continued to appear on the covers of the industry's leading publications.
cardboard.wolfpop.com Around 900,000 people are believed to be regular users of food banks in the UK, a figure that stands as one of the biggest indictments of the government's austerity programme.
One Screen Bean, the patron saint of PowerPoint — a figure that stands beneath a question mark, scratching its head in puzzlement — is so popular that a lawyer at a New York firm who has seen many PowerPoint presentations claims never to have seen one without the head-scratcher.
"The one figure that stands out is the player trading loss, in which they've lost another £20m.
With a little math, nails and hammering, we built a stick figure that stood about six feet tall.
