Sentence examples for continued to be represented from inspiring English sources

Wilson continued to be represented by his original trial lawyer.

Although the time-tested themes of erotica, brothel, and theatre continued to be represented in 19th-century prints, an emerging taste for gothic and grotesque subjects found ample audiences as well.

In Europe, they continued to be represented by Harvest Records.

Menon's efforts to secure a contract renewal with Pink Floyd were in vain however; at the beginning of 1974, the band signed for Columbia with a reported advance fee of $1M (in Britain and Europe they continued to be represented by Harvest Records).

Shuart continued to be represented in tax records in the 17th century: in 1624 it was assessed as a "vill" at the rate of £4.6s.4d (£4.32) for the archaic taxes known as "fifteenths and tenths" – this rate had been fixed in 1334, and may be compared with the rate for St Nicholas-at-Wade Nicholas-at-Wade Nicholas-at-Wadeppears as a bofgh, or tithing, in records of the Hearth Tax for 1673.

Nevertheless, the location of the low frequency sound continued to be represented differentially strongly, particularly during the late phase of the response, across the range of relative levels tested (Fig. 7, bottom row, black curve).

They also said that the studios would continue to be represented by the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers individually and together.

The reforms have required union members to vote each year on whether they want to continue to be represented by a union.

Although Mr. Moussaoui is seeking to defend himself at trial, he continues to be represented by a group of court-appointed lawyers.

"But without term limits, they would continue to be represented largely by white incumbents who might never have been seriously challenged.

He continues to be represented in "Select Reading" by one of his novels and in the basement's fiction section by eighteen of them.