Sentence examples for good represented of from inspiring English sources

"Lord of the Dance," which has been touring the world for 15 years, features a large cast of dancers and musicians enacting a barely there story of good (represented, of course, by Mr. Flatley) and evil (represented by some guy in a black costume that makes him look like the kind of bug you'd see as the logo on the side of an exterminator's van).

Overall, U.S. farm goods represented $13.2 billion of the $67 billion in total merchandise exports to Japan in 2014.

Around 1890, in the United States, by then the richest nation in the Americas, agricultural goods represented 80% of all its exports.

"The Common Good" represents a meeting of choreographic minds.

Remember that because "good" represents the bottom of the grading scale, records marked in this condition are generally pretty worn.

In 1980, the World Bank reports, such goods represented just 20% of the exports of poor countries.

The stolen goods represented half a century of passionate collecting by the idiosyncratic millionaire, and he was deeply upset by the raid, which remains Britain's biggest burglary.

The transportation of dangerous goods represents one of the most critical risks particularly in urban areas.

Regarding the relative importance of delivery types, typically core goods represent 90%% of the deliveries, with ancillary goods and postal collection/deliveries representing 5%% each.

Sales by individuals and companies other than Amazon -- both for new and used goods -- represented 23percentt of the items sold in North America in the quarter, up from 16percentt a year ago.

To computers it's not, because of the following fundamental fact: computers are really good at representing strings of characters.