Sentence examples for taking figures from from inspiring English sources

It's a way of taking figures from one class of measurement - in this case, a calendar - and combining them with another for simple shock effect.

Likewise iranda took figures from the Office for National Statistics with a large pinch of salt.

Many of the biggest banks will take figures from each day of the month and average them out.

Drawing on shared artistic heritage, Indian sculptor Riyas Komu's Fragrance of a Funeral (2010) and the Afghan painter Mohsen Taasha Wahidi with In the Seventh Sky (2012) take figures from the traditions of Persianate painting and position them within deconstructed landscapes.

It takes figures from when a transaction is completed.

To get to this figure, Oxfam has taken figures from a Credit Suisse report, which looked at wealth distribution since 2000.

A problem occurring in the negotiations is that no-one knows how much is spent now - $3bn, maybe, if you take figures from bilateral aid - more still if you include spending by wildlife charities.

Take the figures from Eurostat.

Any reader or any student searching the Guardian archive would take the figures from Professor Elkins as uncontested.

More pupils in the UK are taking international GCSEs, figures from exam boards suggest.

Parameters λ, σd, and α were taken from Figures 4, 5, and 6.