1. You can figure on him to be on time.

2. The figure on the left spoils the unity of the painting.

3. We did not figure on having so many people at the picnic.

4. I figure on being in New York in January.

5. She's a well-known figure on the international lecture circuit.

6. We figure on your coming early to help us.

7. Do you figure on staying long in this city?

8. I always figure on succeeding.

9. He was a familiar figure on the lecture circuit.

10. He was an imposing figure on stage.

11. He is a person we can always figure on to complete his jobs.

12. The figure on page 22 shows a political map of Africa.

13. She is a popular figure on the international tennis circuit.

14. It's impossible to put a figure on the number of homeless people in London.

15. Visitors remember a lean, cheerful figure on horseback urging on his men.

15. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

16. Sandman is a cult figure on the local music scene.

17. He's a person you can always figure on his help.

18. It's impossible to put a figure on the number of homeless after the flood.

19. The administration coyly refused to put a firm figure on the war's costs.

20. I figure on going over to town to pay a visit.

21. I figure on meeting their representative in Hilton on Tuesday afternoon.

22. Don't figure on going abroad this summer; we may not be able to afford it.

23. Figure on groaning all the way.

24. As if on command, the figure on the bed tugged off his hood.

25. The figure on page 28 shows the make-up of these simplest nuclei and illustrates what happens when two deuterium nuclei collide.

26. No exact figure on how much revenue this generates could be obtained from state tax officials.

27. It's worth a lot but I couldn't put a figure on it.

28. I'm sure we'll make a good profit, but I couldn't put a figure on it.

29. Reduced to the bare essentials, the divergent internal performance patterns looked like the figure on page 264.

30. The grain is narrowly interlocked, sometimes wavy or variegated, producing roe or narrow ribbon striped figure on quartered surfaces.

1. You can figure on him to be on time.

2. We did not figure on having so many people at the picnic.

31. All the same, he appeared a pretty imperious figure on casual encounter.

32. As shown in the figure on the opposite page, these new elements represent the results that each technique tends to yield.

33. He edited the school magazine and was a leading figure on the school's workers' council.

34. The dark figure on the raised white terrace; legate of the sun facing the sun; the most ancient royal power.

35. He smiled tightly and waved a hand at the slowly diminishing figure on the hillside far below.

36. The female figure on the knife handle appears to resemble Aphrodite or Venus, the goddess of love.

37. His somewhat ironic closing aside, the process Dave described closely resembles the high-performance model outlined in the figure on page 168.

38. The veteran police officer had spotted a shadowy figure on the second floor of the complex.

39. It often pays the artist to try and put a ceiling figure on these expenses.

40. Around the corner of the building he saw a figure on a bike speeding away.

41. Zlorf and Ymor stared up at the figure on the threshold.

42. They surged forward around the prostrate figure on the ground and then shrank back.

43. No precise official figure on emigration exists before the end of the nineteenth century.

44. After his untimely death, she had passed the figure on to Carla as a memento of a wonderful man.

45. The birds are mostly static, and still shown in profile - a single figure on each page with no background.

45. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

46. Indeed, the advent of such a figure on the scene of history renders sacrifices unnecessary, if not actually obscene.

47. The figure on the tracks was moving forward, stepping across the thrumming railway lines.

48. I saw a long figure on the beach.

49. She could see a lone figure on the deserted beach.

50. RBS has refrained from putting any figure on its potential liability.

51. He was a handsome, personable officer and a popular figure on the British diplomatic and social scene, a frequent guest at parties given by society osteopath Stephen Ward.

52. Could you give me a ballpark figure on this home?

53. The sedan plyes time , the metal plate figure on journey and pavement displays in the way of LED's nixie light .

54. All this helps explain why finance grew too big for its boots, even if it is impossible to put a figure on the scale of its overexpansion.

55. The scale mark and measure figure on the ruler should be printed completely, neat writing, legible line and even thickness.

56. We will go the big figure on this science project.

57. Don't figure on the weather being fine for your garden party.

58. Wailes, who cuts a dapper, self-possessed figure on the podium, showed an impressive compulsion, driving his forces along with insistent power.

59. This decline has meant that the overall figure on which the city's property tax is based—the assessed value of that real estate—has also declined.

60. No one will put a figure on the final cost of this reconstruction.

61. Mr MacLean is unable to put a figure on how many animals a year he loses to eagles – although crofters in nearby Wester Ross have said that up to 200 lambs a season are killed by eagles.

62. In any case, Poulet was also a central figure on the scene of the sixties.

63. A diffident, shuffling stick figure on stage, at the keyboard he had a penchant for lugubrious tempos, affecting profundity and a crashing, bombastic virtuosity.

64. It bases its figure on equity valued, not at market value, but at par value.

65. Commentary: The figure on this card is being born anew, emerging from his earthbound roots and growing wings to fly into the unbounded .

66. Rice, herself a former ice-skating champion, joked that it was 10 years since she last put on her skates and cut a figure on the ice.