Sentence examples for show a figure from inspiring English sources

The Mason-Dixon poll did not show a figure that high.

But in the final scene a statue of Tito was unveiled to show a figure with a blood-red head.

The grainy footage appears to show a figure leaping into a passing getaway car, although the view at the precise moment of the shooting is obscured by a passing snowplow.

When she does show a figure, in one of the two large-scale photographs (each 6 by 5 feet), the woman is hunched over, her gaze averted, her clothing indistinct.

The photographs, taken by Wojnarowicz in the late seventies, show a figure wearing a mask of the French poet's face while riding the subway, masturbating in bed, wandering the decrepit Hudson River piers.

Mr. Bloomberg, 69, paid at least $1.5 million in city, state and federal taxes, the documents show, a figure all but certain to be a fraction of his entire bill.

Each tile has a scene painted on it; one shows a figure walking on stilts.

If you're showing a figure common to a specific audience, you may not need to explain as much.

It shows a figure of the Madonna pierced by a drain pipe and standing on a sewer grate.

Another shows a figure hovering in space, the body indistinct and translucent, the head a blur of light.

Some of the scenes showed a figure making a path to a landmark (for example, running into a house), some showed the figure making a path over a landmark (for example, flipping over a beam), and others showed a figure making a path from a landmark (for example, running away from a motorcycle).