Sentence examples for which they figured from inspiring English sources

Actresses who suffered a huge disparity in casting now had work in which they figured large.

They came up with a simple braise of chicken stock and aromatic vegetables, which they figured would allow them to cook the meat without drying it out.

165 directors and dozens of actors and actresses, have signified to the Cinematheque their intention of allowing only Langlois to use material in which they figured.

In New York, comparable two-bedrooms -- which they figured would have a better resale value than one-bedrooms -- sold for $350,000 to $400,000.

Conley Sr. said that his son had maintained that he would not leave college until he was a probable lottery pick, which they figured would take at least three years.

I could appreciate the drama unhappy families generated, but I couldn't relax around them; much as I might love the books in which they figured, the family interludes themselves induced a kind of queasy panic.

Stoppard's characters play games, tell jokes, and have philosophical discussions in the intervals of time between the scenes in which they figure in Shakespeare's play.

All of them have money to spend, which they figure to need for Corbin, a 29-year-old left-hander whose foray into free agency is exquisitely timed.

The Giants are not in a mode of desperation in this weekend's draft, in which they figure to add depth to a team that might contend for a conference championship next season.

Without it, tales of Gerald and Sara, moderately wealthy and irrepressibly sociable Jazz Age American expatriates in France, would be mainly deluxe gossip, filtered through their friend F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Tender Is the Night," in which they figure as the charismatic Dick and Nicole Diver.

In Micawber the novel presents one of the "Dickens characters" whose imaginative potency extends far beyond the narratives in which they figure; Pickwick and Sam Weller, Mrs. Gamp and Mr. Pecksniff, and Scrooge are some others.