Sentence examples for having a figure from inspiring English sources

Having a figure comparable with the referee rather than the goalkeeper is still considered to be going too far.

The catwalk format revolves around celebrating design talent, and having a figure revered as one of the geniuses of the past three decades revealed as a raving pro-Nazi has thrown the industry into shock.

Having a figure we could all genuinely root for, however much we find ourselves resisting initially, would do dance music the world of good.

It's very true that it's only women who dream of having a figure like Victoria Beckham, whereas men prefer us with a bit of meat on our bones.

Apart from its excellent ground drainage, Windsor is all but unique in Britain in having a figure-of-eight jumps course - Fontwell is the only other one - which means young horses quickly learn to go left- and right-handed.

I don't have a figure.

"But I don't have a figure of how many".

That woman, she doesn't have a figure.

But rarely has a figure rendered satire so superfluous.

Within seconds, he has a figure, and it represents evenly split shares of the total.

Lucky for him, then, that he had a figure as august as Wenders alongside.