Sentence examples for form represents from inspiring English sources

India's downloadable visa application form represents that stage.

The crystal form represents the formation of leucite as an isometric mineral.

Like the modern-dance pioneers before him, Mr. Cunningham discarded the idea that one art form represents another, that the dance translates music.

Each resident who fails to fill out a form represents $50,000 in lost revenue to the city over the next decade, Mr. Holmes said.

But the second sonata — with which Mr. Boulez wanted to destroy the traditional sonata form — represents the composer at his most formidable.

Still practiced today, this 120-year-old ceramic form represents the longest continuously practiced figurative-art tradition in the Southwest, said Mr. Anderson, author of the forthcoming book "When Rain Gods Reigned".

The disease, at least in the severe form represented here, remains undaunted.

In March 1983, after the return to form represented by Fanny and Alexander, he announced that he would not direct again.

Small tripointed carvings that were often human or zoomorphic in form represented the spirits (zemi) of the land.

And so, those 20,161 apartments belonging to owners who had checked the "exempt" boxes on the state form represented 2percentt of the city's stabilized housing stock.

Recent years have witnessed a noticeable proliferation in Digital Library Systems (DLSs) and their specialized form represented in Digital Heritage Resources (DHRs).