Sentence examples for later represented the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koch later represented the 18th District after a redistricting.

She later represented the cable industry when it infuriated consumers with rising rates and poor service.

The 29 Democratic defections, Mr. Stenholm said later, represented the hard-core Democratic support for the President's economic package.

He later represented the fashion house of Yves St. Laurent in New York and the Joffrey Ballet.

Fontenay Abbey (1139 and later) represented the personal preference of St. Bernard, and it is almost Roman, with its very simple and substantial scheme of pointed barrel vaulting.

"It was the real grassroots," recalls Elin Olafsdottir, who was 45 and later represented the Women's Alliance on the Reykjavik city council.

These approaches can be broadly re-classified as personal and interpersonal approaches, the former representing the behavioral and the cognitive and later representing the social network.

Among the chemical demulsifiers, anionic (naphthenic acids and fatty acids) and nonionic [polysorbate (Tween) and phenol poly oxyethylene octyl ether (PO)] surfactants (Staiss et al. 1991) emerged in the first half of the 20th century and a polyether surfactant (vinyl alkoxylated polymer) emerged later, representing the 3rd generation of chemical demulsifiers (Stephenson 1990).

Turtleheart and Killbuck would later represent the Delaware at the Treaty of Fort Stanwix in 1768.

Now the media's collective disregard for the war five years later represents the second inexcusable breakdown of the press corps.

During the show, Gethard spoke of how the phrase "Diddy Gethard" started off as a joke, but 13 transformative months later, represents the achievement of the impossible in the face of daunting and seemingly insurmountable odds.