Sentence examples for with figures that from inspiring English sources

In 1993, an article in Business Week suggested that companies begin to replace their org charts with figures that look like starbursts, shamrocks, and pizzas.

It's vast: a seven metre by five metre depiction of the Last Supper, with figures that are almost lifesize, that was painted in the 1560s.

Ed Miliband has scored his lowest-ever personal popularity rating in the latest poll, with figures that suggested he was more unpopular than Nick Clegg.

A numerical example is presented with figures that show the behaviour of the dynamic transmission error as well as the variation of the contact pressure due to the dynamic load for different rotational speeds.

It's a much more journalistic style, with figures that don't have the elegant proportions that we saw in the portrait relief, and it is carved on travertine, not on marble.

He achieved something that wasn't easy even for Picasso, in adapting Cubist compositional strategies to a monumental scale, with figures that were both machinelike and humanly heroic, befitting his penchant for utopian-left politics.

This is in line with industry figures that show that computer consulting start-ups are ideal entrepreneurial opportunities with very low start-up costs.

Over many years, from the 1920s to the 1960s, he made designs with interlocking figures that confuse the distinction between object and background.

In later works, she juxtaposes everyday objects with small figures that give them a monumental scale.

Fadeyeev, who died last week, a brokendown alcoholic, are garlanded with printing figures that run into the hundreds of millions.

The numbers roughly fit with official figures that show there were 96 prisoners convicted of terrorism offences released in 2017 and 2018.