Sentence examples for off the figures from inspiring English sources

Selahattin Demirtas, a BDP leader, reels off the figures.

Rounding off the figures is a bookkeeping convenience, not a way for your boss to cut his costs or for you to pad your paycheck.

Once analogue signals are finally turned off the figures are likely to stabilise, but hopefully will remain at these high levels".

At the Paris headquarters of France 98, just across the Seine from the Eiffel Tower, the press department reels off the figures for TV rights and commercial sponsorship with unashamed glee.

What would happen if Britain or Germany or France had gone through what Greece has gone through?" Henley reeled off the figures that underlined his point – unemployment at 26%, youth unemployment at 50%, GDP down 25%.

Once analogue signals are finally turned off the figures are likely to stabilise, but hopefully will remain at these high levels". The report only measures viewing through a television, so counts on-demand viewing through services such as Virgin Media's cable service, but not through services such as the iPlayer that are watched on a computer.

Nothing between her legs!" In retaliation, Bourgeois modelled her father in bread and spit and cut off the figure's limbs.

First off, the figure gives weekly sales of the daily titles of 26.8m, so you need to divide that by five to get a grasp of the number of people, say 5.7m.

"Right now, I believe the government is totally off in the figures.

Sculptors have replaced broken fingers and noses that had broken off from the figures of artists and architects depicted around the monument's base.

In the run-offs the figure was a little more than half that, and in most of the high-profile races the louder conservative candidate prevailed.