Overhead cameras are positioned to focus on the full figure of each student, from the front and in profile.
It depicts a skyscraper in flames and the full figure of a man plunging downward, or floating in midair, with a blue sky behind him.
Through this ever-changing kingdom of light strides Spall's vibrantly curmudgeonly Turner, a full figure of fleshy contradictions, both abrasively insular and gregariously outgoing, simultaneously loving and callous, sensitive yet animalistic.
The full figure of a seated person facing straight ahead or slightly angled, knees wide apart and hands resting on them, is said to derive from a pose common to African rulers and thus to signify prestige.
Another type was a realistic sculpture in full figure of a kneeling man with his buttocks resting on his heels and his hands on his knees, in one case with his ribs exposed, all features characteristic of pre-Inca monuments at Tiwanaku in South America.
Projected behind the performers on a 40-foot screen are towering photographs of full figures and close-ups of dancers in shifting groups.
(She also received the Full Figured Entertainer of the Year Award).
The full figures are on page 54 of the ONS statistical bulletin (pdf).
The Bible is so full of figures of speech that uneducated people can easily misunderstand it.
I first met Alexandra Boos on the Wednesday of Full Figured Fashion Week.
