Sentence examples for figures to look from inspiring English sources

Shifting old statues, thus making room for newer figures to look up to, moves with history.

Given the emphasis here on judging school performance by statistics, principals said, underlings most likely made up the figures to look good -- without fully understanding their use.

"When the #GiveCaptainAmericaABoyfriend hashtag went viral recently, we saw the deep desire for gays to have prominent figures to look up to and the need to feel that gay people can be superheroes too.

The Teragram — it's "Margaret" spelled backward, in memory of his wife, Margaret Hannigan, who died of cancer in 2009 — houses three main spaces: The central ballroom, where the shows will play out, is flanked on one side by a restaurant and on the other by a bar that figures to look even swankier once the power tools and other construction equipment are gone.

Looking back, I couldn't have asked for a better female figure to look up to.

That is why I painted the figure to look frail, even tortured".

He spends about three hours getting each miniature figure to look perfect for the role.

For six weeks, until my new foster mum, Nina, and her son, Isaac, entered my life, I had no parental figure to look after me.

The more important rebounding figure to look at, then, is defensive rebounding in isolation, since limiting an opponent's shots at the basket is an essential component of good defense.

Furthermore, the fact that Mr. King once supported the most extreme acts of the Irish Republican Army ("Pro-I.R.A. Past for Chairman of Terror Panel," front page, March 9) should make him the least likely figure to look into any kind of extremism.

On Saturday, David Cameron said a fresh review would carried out by a senior legal figure to look at the Home Office's initial handling of the allegations.