Sentence examples for gross represented from inspiring English sources

That gross represented the first million-dollar record for a show in the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center.

Moreover, the show was not on an upward trajectory; last week's gross represented a decline from the previous week's amount, $176,622.

"Jawbreaker," one of 14 videos mingled with photographs, sculptures and paintings at Mason Gross, represents the artist making a connection between the two ideas — the woman as exotic object in the eyes of the West, and the East as a source of sweets — Dr. Brodsky said, during a recent tour of the show.

Total grosses represent the fourth worst weekend from the past 52, and the worst since the weekend before the arrival of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in mid-December, when almost nothing of any consequence opened.

While foreign grosses represent only 31% of the total box office receipts, executives of Paramount were happy with the international sales, as Star Trek historically was a movie franchise that never has been a big draw overseas.

In the second quarter of this year, government spending (technically called "government consumption expenditures and gross investment") represented 19.5 percent of the overall economy.

Meanwhile, the platform gross profit represented 81percentt of the total, up 104percentt from the six months prior.

(The gross tonnage represents the volume of all closed-in spaces above the inner bottom.

"West Side Story" is but one show — and a gold-standard audience magnet at that — but its gross receipts represent a clear fact amid the uncertainty about the near-term future of the Broadway economy: Audiences have not given up on the theater at this point in the downturn, and producers haven't either.

Painless gross hematuria represents the most common symptom, followed by microscopic hematuria and chronic urinary tract infection [ 37– 40, 51, 53].

Columnist Paul Krugman said Trump's gross behaviour accurately represented an "increasingly … far-right [Republican] party" that avoided discussing actual policy.