Sentence examples for largest figures from inspiring English sources

Of the nine categories the overall total is broken down into, theft of passenger property (including handling) shows the largest figures.

"Gilgul" also stems from Yerushalmi's fascination with Freud and Kafka, who are, Harold Bloom writes in the foreword to "Zakhor," the "largest figures in modern Jewish culture" and the "hidden presences" in the book.

Those in a position to know tell me that the two largest figures in the Government, the axis which has always turned the wheels of New Labour, are not really conversing at all these days.

In "Grande Jatte" (not in this show), for instance, the largest figures in the painting, a man and woman dressed in their Sunday best, stand rigidly like figures leading a procession near the right edge of the canvas, surveying a dreamlike tableau of adults, children and their pets in what appears to be arrested motion.

The latest figures from GERS (Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland) for 2011-12 show that £11.25bn was paid into the UK exchequer from North Sea revenues, historically high oil prices and a raised supplementary tax rate made it one of the largest figures ever.

The strongly projecting buttresses have tiers of niches which contain many of the largest figures.

The largest figure in the painting is Malcolm X, and he, too, is picking cotton.

Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum and chemicals represented the second largest figure at £3.7bn.

Meanwhile, the consumption of glycerol was also the largest (Figure 5, D).

Cards that were lost or stolen in the UK resulted in losses of £58.9m last year, the largest figure since 2006.

Duke's research expenditures in the 2012 fiscal year were $1.01 billion, the seventh largest figure in the nation.