Sentence examples for added represents from inspiring English sources

Mango, Mr. Lees added, represents "a tipping point of opportunity".

That, he added, represents hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue.

Ms. Washington, he added, "represents the intersection of talent and opportunity".

Shredding, her classmate Christine Kim added, represents an intentional casting-off of outworn selves.

The royal family, he added, "represents something of significance for the unity of this country, which should not be forgotten".

The American aid plan to Colombia, he added, represents "a stepping up of the level of conflict" that "could generate this effect".

North Korea, he added, represented a "huge opportunity for our [Italy's] businesspeople".

To that sum, four inches is added, representing the height of the skate blade.

The despair of "Layla," Mr. Clapton added, represented a creative choice, not a documentary about his life.

Local retail markets, Mr. Donahoe added, represent a "huge opportunity" and eBay plans to increase its efforts there as well.

The bikes, Mr. Cherry added, represent the largest-ever adoption of alternative-fuel vehicles — far more prevalent than electric cars or Segways, though they get less attention.