Sentence examples for around represented from inspiring English sources

It reminds me how I used to feel about sports, before skepticism and maturity took over, back when it really felt like the guys throwing the ball around represented good and evil.

"Guns that are lying around represent a greater risk.

The leg-spinner, Yasir Shah, who claimed six for 72 first time around, represents their greatest threat on a pitch that is becoming harder to bat on.

"The numbers that have been thrown around represent a kind of political posturing," said Raymond J. Domanico, education adviser to the Metro Industrial Areas Foundation, a coalition of New York civic and church groups.

According to the Washington PleaseKlan members in the stawarepplied for thatnecessary permithererlier in June.

Logically, the other way around represents the worst-case scenario.

And yet, contrary to the caricature, the demonstrators around me represented an impressive cross-section of Iranian society.

The amax statistic has high densities within each group around 0.5, representing sire-son or full-sib relationships, and around 0.25, representing grandparent-offspring or half-sib relationships, but a low density in the equivalent regions between groups.

For example, the peak around ps6 represents the single-cell to multicellular organism transition [ 23] and the peak around ps11-12 representhethe invertebrate to vertebrate transition.

But inside the organization, when I travel around, I represent the corporate culture to all employees.

The area in and around Yellowstone National Park represents one of the largest relatively intact temperate-zone ecosystems on the planet.