Sentence examples for with its figure from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with its figure" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to something that is accompanied by or characterized by a specific figure or representation. Example: "The painting was striking, with its figure elegantly posed against a vibrant background."
As the trial was winding down last week, Samsung's legal team also argued that the method Apple used to come up with its figure of $2.5 billion in damages was flawed, inflating the number.
Jill Schroeder, spokeswoman for the Energy Department, said the department came up with its figure of 36 industry representatives meeting with Mr. Abraham based on executives who had asked to discuss the work of the task force with Mr. Abraham, who was an influential task force member.
Single-note early works like "Man With Ship Model," with its figure's long, Modiglianiesque face, quickly give way to more complex amalgamations of European influences.
In the end, the college accepted the 25% figure as the best one to compare with its figure.
Alcoa also managed to narrowly edge the consensus target on revenue with its figure of $6.2 billion for the period and the Dow component said it expects worldwide aluminum consumption to be up 11% in the second half of the year.
For the quarter eagle obverse, with its figure of a robed Liberty standing on a globe, Vermeule suggested that Sinnock "revert[ed] in part to the allegorical iconography of the nineteenth century".
Microsoft has been rather circumspect with its figures, giving numbers that suggest it's been selling (to OEMs) about as well as Windows 7 did.
The bass line with its figures and the two instruments performing it were called basso continuo or simply continuo.
The Treasury is delighted with its figures.
GE also calmed nerves with its figures.
The company said it did not know how Mr. Cuomo's office came up with its figures.
