Sentence examples for call represented from inspiring English sources

The call represented a break from Mr. Bush's self-imposed post-presidential retreat.

He called her Calypso because the entire cruise, consisting of sixty-five pandengers and forty crewpersons, was marketed as a duplicate of the homeward voyage of Ulysses, though everyone, including their lecturers kept forgetting which port of call represented Neumannwhat in the Odyssey.

The phone call represents the most dramatic about-face in international relations since last year, when Duterte himself abruptly scaled back the Philippines' decades-long alliance with United States.

Russians say that the number of times you hear the cuckoo's call represents the number of years you have left to live.

(Each call represents a single piece of text, such as a tweet, that gets analyzed).

The call represents a complex but stereotyped vocal sequence that is linked with a specific visual display.

That call represents an opening volley for a government intent on controlling people by sheer force and vilifying anyone who opposes the government's agenda.

She thinks the call represents a wake-up call for the U.S. to reevaluate or restate its policy toward Taiwan, which hasn't been updated since the Clinton administration.

The conference call represents yet another trip to the drawing board for AT&T, which has yet to convince the regulators that its numbers and projections justifying the merger actually add up.

Genotyping call represents true sequence composition at SNP positions.

The data from the third call represents 7.4% of all data.