Sentence examples for is figures from inspiring English sources
noun
A drawing or diagram conveying information.
It is figures like these which mean that the sooner tough decisions are taken, the better.
Prendergast can be awkward like Cezanne, but is figures are more decorative than Cezanne's.
Paul Goodman got is figures from this article by Michael Mosbacher.
His future involvement with the orchestra will be worth watching and it is figures like Greenwood who can bring to contemporary classical music a new and young audience.
And it is not just pieces, it is figures and objects, perfectly carved flowers and planets and tiny books with actual paper pages that turn".
The problem bedeviled more than one generation of ballet choreographers in and after the Balanchine era; today it is figures like William Forsythe and Ohad Naharin whose highly individual, complex ways of moving dominate a new generation of dance-makers.
Illinois is figuring that out, finally.
The challenge is figuring out which ones.
The problem is figuring what's opposite.
The trick is figuring out which ones.
The disadvantage of general compensation method is figured out firstly.
