Sentence examples for begins to represent from inspiring English sources

As she writes: "Your car begins to represent life.

Once again, the result of the vote is likely to be close and decided by the votes of members of the House of Laity, the only House of Synod which even begins to represent the range of views of the churchgoers of the Church of England.

"We lost a young man's life and it begins to represent so many things".

As e-commerce begins to represent increasingly larger portions of retailers total sales, retailers are frequently outsourcing all non-core competencies in order to capitalize on new opportunities and markets afforded by the internet.

The parietal module receives inputs from V4 so that, as V4 begins to represent the location of possible target features most strongly, these locations receive a favourable bias within the parietal module.

More rostrally, the posterior PFC (Fig.  1, blue region Y) begins to represent information regarding the current and immediate context in which the stimulus appears, for example, in tasks where an instruction cue indicates how the stimulus should be processed.

The Chelsea dealer David Zwirner has just begun to represent the artist's estate.

He began to represent Rupert Murdoch shortly after Murdoch bought the Post, in 1976.

In the 14th century the Franciscans began to represent Roman Catholic interests.

In a separate statement, Mr. Roberts said the memo did not "begin to represent the entirety of my oversight of interrogations".

Ileana Sonnabend, the renowned New York and Paris art dealer, bought all his work in the show and began to represent him.