Sentence examples for little chart from inspiring English sources

C.P. Henson, Little Chart, England.

The June National Geographic has a handy little chart, with authors' names sized according to popularity.

NexTag has a little chart for each product showing how prices have dropped.

Colleen Carroll Brooks, the singer's mother, recorded with little chart success for Capitol in 1954.

Mr. Schilling whipped out a little chart that showed a reduction in bombers and other weapons programs over recent years.

First, here's a little chart from a useful summary of British historical statistics (pdf): Postwar Britain had rationing; material consumption was depressed; but it had full employment.

For weeks he'd been keeping a food diary on his phone — all the calories he ate, and all the calories he burned — and it was constantly generating cool little charts and graphs to let him know whether he was meeting his goals.

Strange as it seems, I'm going to miss that little rainbow chart.

And over the next 25 years, the growth of private pensions will increase the gap between those with a big retirement income and those with little (see chart).

But the price of Brent crude fell over 25% from $115 a barrel in mid-June to under $85 in mid-October, before recovering a little (see chart).

Population increases are part of the reason the population is ageing a little (see chart) but it still grows by 1.5% a year.