Sentence examples for down represented from inspiring English sources

PIL, which has since closed down, represented the family of Baha Mousa, the Iraqi hotel receptionist tortured to death by British troops in 2003.

Council and the builders sang the same song: Woodberry Down represented private-led redevelopment at its best – a model to be followed.

Since the men are nearly the same age, Wall Street analysts said Mr. Curley's decision to step down represented the start of a transition to the next generation of leadership at Gannett.

In magnetic contrast images (top) taken by the Advanced Light Source at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the bright spots are nanomagnets with their north ends pointing down (represented by red bar below) and the dark spots are north-up nanomagnets (blue).

And basically, the black line up and down represents the observations.

Dave's decision to step down represents the loss of one of our nation's most respected public servants.

James Clapper, director of national intelligence, says in a statement: Dave's decision to step down represents the loss of one of our nation's most respected public servants.

"The white bondage around her, dragging her down, represents the slave owner and everyone else trying to capture her and force her back into slavery," the statement says.

The popularity of TV programmes from The Great British Bake Off to The Great British Pottery Throw Down represents more than another successful reality TV format.

Such "superposition" means, for instance, that the property of an electron known as its spin can be not only "up" (representing, say, one) or "down" (representing zero) but also some combination of the two.

Omar Suleiman, the powerful former head of intelligence and internal security, whom Mubarak appointed as his vice-president last week and who will take over immediately if Mubarak does step down, represents a pillar of the regime.