Sentence examples for and represented a number from inspiring English sources

She and Lisa Brown opened the highly respected Dunn and Brown Contemporary in the late 1990s, and represented a number of high-profile artists, including Trenton Doyle Hancock.

A well-preserved limestone model of an architectural complex was recovered from the upper east side of the pyramid; it may originally have been deposited in a cache and represented a number of pyramids and a Mesoamerican ballcourt - the model does not match any known architectural group at Tikal itself.

Her manager, Shelley Browning, who has a longstanding relationship with Rapace's Swedish agent and represents a number of foreign citizens working in Hollywood, helped facilitate that change.

"Pakistan desperately needs tariff relief for our industry to survive," said Aleema Khan, another spokeswoman for the group, who owns a business in Lahore and represents a number of United States companies that import textiles from Pakistan.

Bybee did note that "Ms. Chadwick has a long history of supporting Senator Heller and represents a number of interests important to the State of Nevada including the American Gaming Association".

Breast cancer is a heterogeneous disease and represents a number of phenotypically diverse tumours[ 1].

Given that disability constitutes a prevailing maintaining factor for chronic pain, its decrease is of utmost importance and represents a number one priority treatment goal [ 7].

A number of categories of dementia exist and represent a number of different underlying factors, including dementia with Lewy bodies, vascular dementia VaD) and Alzheimer's disease (AD), with the latter two sub-types being the most common [ 13, 14].

China's rising wages "make North Korea a prime destination for outsourcing," says Abt, who wrote a book titled A Capitalist in North Korea and has represented a number of foreign companies in the country.

From the environment and social care to health care providers and sports he represented a number of high-profile organisations including Amnesty International, Sightsavers, the National Federation of Women's Institutes and the Media Trust.

Prior to joining the UFL, Huyghue was CEO and founder of Axcess Sports & Entertainment, where he represented a number of NFL, NBA and PGA TOUR players.