Sentence for figures | Use figures in a sentence

Sentences with figures in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use figures in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for figures.

• More figures came behind. (8)
• No figures could be seen. (10)
• He looked at their figures. (8)
• Figures 5 and 6 illustrate these. (17)
• The figures seem all dazzled like. (10)
• At that instant the figures vanished. (1)
• Algernon glanced at the prodigious figures. (10)
• In the doorway appear the figures of two men. (8)
• Advancing toward Emilia, two figures were seen. (10)
• What family figures prominently in the French school? (3)
• Figures of prostrate men and horses were plainly visible. (1)
• I had always laughed at sculptured figures on horseback. (10)
• Other figures emerged gradually into that narrow circle. (12)
• The figures of its occupants began filing through the door. (8)
• I mix the figures shamelessly, as mob-masters mix their brews! (16)
• Half a dozen figures were dashing buckets of water on the flames. (8)
• This was on the pier, while he bowed and greeted passing figures. (10)
• Then the shuffling tramp of feet, and figures are passing in the street. (8)
• All of these types are respectively illustrated in Figures 1, 2, 3, and 4. (17)
• The two dumb figures were separately interrogated, but they had no answer. (10)
• The two dumb figures were separately interrogated, but they had no answer. (22)
• On the edge of the cornice appeared three little figures with a line of hose. (13)
• They were minute objects, keenly discerned as diminished figures cut in steel. (10)
• He retraced his steps, however, and halted half a dozen paces from their figures. (8)
• Lesser figures were squires instead of partners, their chiefs as knights of old. (16)
• The generosity she had always felt that he possessed, he thus proved in figures. (10)
• There were two cloaked figures at different points in the descent of the stairs. (10)
• Palmet gave his age; correcting the figures from six-and-twenty to one year more. (10)
• The composure of those two precise and well-groomed figures sickened her just then. (8)
• Through the chink in the drawn curtains she had seen two figures seated on the divan. (8)
• I do not imagine he figures much in the letters to Mansfield Park; do you, Miss Price? (4)
• In the dim light, and the full cry of argument, they do not notice the figures at the fire. (8)
• She saw that their fine figures, and profiles, and resemblance in contrast, produced an effect. (10)
• You have them pointed out to you in the street, with their figures attached to them like titles. (10)
• Janet gazed steadily after the retreating figures, and then commended me to the search for rooms. (10)
• Behind the figures, he calculated that, in all probability, Rhoda would visit her sister this night. (22)
• It was to be hung with the face, bearing the numerals and the figures of animals, towards the outside. (5)
• That vast army of figures might be but a phantom army conjured out of the Radical mists, might it not? (10)
• At intervals of a few hundred yards we passed dim figures on horseback by the roadside, enjoining silence. (7)
• Even in the darkness of the night, during which he slept but rarely, he saw the figures of the two kings. (12)
• Her figure swayed faintly, like the best kind of French figures; her dress, too, was a sort of French grey. (8)
• On entering the dining-hall, she beheld two figures seated at the point whither Laura was led by her partner. (10)
• Then his enemies are depicted, with remarkable irony, by a medley of crackling, snarling figures for woodwind. (3)
• The first figures had been very much in excess of the sum the trustees had intended to spend upon the building. (13)
• And thereupon his mind flew off again, and this time rested on the figures of his own immediate circle of friends. (8)
• But I owned at the same time that I never was good at figures, and that I found English money peculiarly baffling. (9)
• History, which he read with avidity, was the background from which were projected the great figures of literature. (14)
• It struck the creeping figures and gave them monstrous shadows, which caricatured their movements on the lit grass. (1)
• It tottered, hung, then slid backward, shaking off the figures on the fire-escape as if they had been frozen flies…. (13)
• A certain democracy of looks and clothes was the most notable thing to March in the apathetic groups and detached figures. (9)
• Dimness of sight spared me from seeing certain figures, which were at the toll-bar of the pier, on the way to quit our shores. (10)
• Excellent again are Mr. Palmer and his wife; excellent, in their sordid veracity, the self-seeking figures of the Miss Steeles. (4)
• In this morass were hundreds and thousands of figures sunk like himself up to the waist, and waving their arms above their heads. (8)
• The arches of a stately bridge spanned the river sunsetward, and lifted a succession of colossal figures against the crimson sky. (9)
• But in its place he saw the sheer stretch of pitiless wall, the miserable figures on the iron ladder being swept into the flames. (13)
• I suspect that a hopeful temperament and fondness for round numbers have always caused him to set his figures beyond his actual worth. (9)
• Shelton felt that he was referring to the leaf in his mental pocket-book covered with the anecdotes, figures, and facts about that lady. (8)
• The more salient light of the burning logs reached only far enough to envelop the figures of Eva and of Cornelius Ermelang in its glow. (12)
• German shells from the siege of La Fère, Nürnberg figures, gold-fish in a bowl, and all manner of knick-knacks, embellished the public room. (2)
• He watched their scarlet and blue figures, moving slowly towards the sun, and another couple close to the rails, crossing those receding forms. (8)
• Occasionally, against the glare behind the trees, could be seen moving black figures, singularly distinct but apparently no longer than a thumb. (7)
• There it was, nineteen, in white figures on the leaf-green railings, under the small green lilac buds; yes, and their almond-blossom was out, too! (8)
• The architect told his story slowly, without excitement, trying to give all the details and the exact figures, busying himself with being precise. (13)
• No more regular features were to be seen in any collection of wax figures; the princess also possessed the art of keeping her face perfectly unmoved. (5)
• He entered the churchyard, crossed the shadow of the tower, and hastened along the path, fancying he beheld a couple of figures vanishing before him. (10)
• The sun shone brightly on those two black figures, so very different, and drew out of their well-worn garments the faint latent green mossiness which. (8)
• Those countless figures, going their ways under the lamps and the moving-sky, had one and all received some restless blessing from the stir of spring. (8)
• Having seen Winifred to her seat, he regained his own, conscious of small, white, distant figures running, the click of the bat, the cheers and counter-cheers. (8)
• The circus detective follows behind, scrutinizing faces and figures, conferring with railroad officials and approaching by easy stages the local police station. (21)
• The dusk was gathering outside; the fire threw a flickering light, fitfully outlining their figures, making those faces, so familiar to each other, a little mysterious. (8)
• The cries come nearer, hoarser, more shrill and clamorous; the empty moonlight outside seems suddenly crowded with figures, footsteps, voices, and a fierce distant cheering. (8)

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