Sentence examples for got a figure from inspiring English sources

Got a figure out what to do".

I have got a figure in my mind, I want to score plenty more goals.

"When you've got a guy that almost throws a no-hitter, gives up three hits, you've got a figure out a way to win those games," Collins said.

"My problem is that I never really see it as an equal discussion," says Ian. "I feel like they've got a figure in mind and unless I say the same amount or below then they won't give me the job.

At Bank of America, which had a Tier 1 capital ratio of 13.8 percent, he calculated a ratio of tangible equity to tangible assets, including the derivatives, and got a figure of 3.4 percent.

Granny added that while the star's certainly "got a figure," she insisted that no, she did not find the video very "hot".

For countries not included in the Economist's Big Mac Index, we have done our own research to get a figure.

HERE'S a scary statistic: if you properly account for American states' unfunded pension liabilities, you get a figure more than 4.5 times all the outstanding municipal debt.

If you take a multiple of twenty (which is high) and apply it to $128 million, you get a figure of $2.56 billion.

If we divide the volume of emissions reductions committed in each project by its contract duration, we can get a figure of volume per year for each.

After FCC selection, we get a figure as shown in Fig. 4a.