Sentence examples for called represented from inspiring English sources

For Scatuorchio and Sullivan, this victory, at this track — the Shore's Greatest Stretch, as it is called — represented vindication for a Derby gone wrong.

Meetings were held in Caracas and later in Tlaxcala, Mexico, at which Cano – now a member of the "secretariat", as the Farc's national command structure is called – represented the guerrillas.

The parties to America's Pledge, as their collective action was called, represented a combined economy larger than every nation on earth other than China and the United States.

Ceku and Ramush, as Haradinaj is called, represent distinctly different strains of Albanian nationalism.

To de Leon's team, these color centers, as the impurities are called, represent an opportunity to manipulate light and create a quantum repeater.

Granted, the revenue from Gems, as GE Medical Systems is usually called, represents just a small slice of G.E.'s $130 billion in annual sales.

Although the fact that the debate has been called represents a considerable triumph, Martinez is concerned the government may try to sweep the event under the carpet.

With video calling representing 40percentt of all Skype calls, Osterloh says that adding the functionality made sense to expand Skype's use.

Only advertisement calls representing single males were used.

In the UK, Ed Dowding has created an app called Represent Me.

Our album was called Represent Difference.