Sentence examples for which figures in from inspiring English sources
Suicide, which figures in two of these stories, is an understandable choice.
The "Hastings Observer," which figures in Tressell's book as the "Obscurer," gave the story six inches on an inside page.
The Bantam River, which figures in many of his paintings, ran through the backyard of his rambling house, which he named Applegate.
And nearby, the domed Church of St. Alexander in Three Crosses Square, which figures in Mr. Furst's tale, was destroyed in the war.
His artistry is an instant educator, a way into ballets like "Fancy Free," Robbins's 1944 look at sailors on leave, which figures in Mr. Woetzel's farewell program.
A harmonica player and guitarist who played with the blues artist Muddy Waters, he taught her the finer points of three-card monte, which figures in "Topdog/ Underdog".
One defect, which figured in the United accident, involved indicator lights.
The lake, which figured in most scenes, was scheduled to be drained for a hydroelectric generating project.
The Oedipus story, which figured in Mr. Mac donald's "The Galton Case" and "The Chill," has echoes here too.
Amsterdam was their base, but their home on the road, in Europe, was a black Citroën van, which figured in their performance of ideal couplehood.
The concept was inspired by Bacchanal, a New Orleans wine bar that consists largely of a graceful courtyard (and which figured in a rainy subplot in "Treme").
