Sentence examples for figures will make from inspiring English sources

America's monthly trade figures will make merry with the dollar.

An open discussion, based on facts and figures, will make this possible.

The figures will make grim reading for David Cameron, George Osborne and the Labour party.

Yet even this, said McInerney, may be difficult to digest as working out some difficult-to-establish figures will make the process "fiendishly complicated".

His rising poll figures will make him a target for the other campaigns who have, apart from Perry, largely left him alone.

This month the church started a census of its membership and there are fears that the figures will make grim reading.

That figure will make Ramsey the highest-paid British footballer.

Often, the figure will make it much easier to understand what the text is saying.

That kind of figure will make the Department for Work and Pensions' accountants shudder.

The figure will make grim reading for the majority of people who work in Britain.

While music budgets in the mid-five-figures will make any independent musician's year, those numbers are hardly enough to even grab the attention of today's major artists, labels and publishers.