Sentence examples for later to represent from inspiring English sources

X was added later to represent the sound x and was placed at the end of the alphabet.

She was admitted to practice law in 1967 and was elected 20 years later to represent New South Wales in the Senate, having decided early in her life to be a politician.

Broken lines were added later to represent the object that was on the PSD surface.

Note that in this figure, broken lines were added later to represent the actual position of the object on the surface of the PSD.

John Lindsay was a Congressman from Manhattan, from the same district that Koch was later to represent, when he was elected mayor in 1965.

Cosans uses the works of Karl Marx and John Stuart Mill to reveal how these economists model materialistic and humanistic philosophies later to be represented by Huxley and Owen, respectively.

We adopt the moment magnitude scale (Mw) reported by Harvard University (Dziwonski et al., 1981; later updates) to represent the magnitude of earthquakes that have occurred after 1977.

She didn't find Miller, but in the Big Sur Hot Springs Lodge (later the site of the Esalen Institute) she got her first taste of the countercultural world that she would later come to represent.

Michael Warren, the veteran New York civil rights lawyer who would later come to represent the Central Park Five, is certain that Trump's advertisements played a role in securing conviction.

He later came to represent a number of family members and their estates, including the estate of Nelson A. Rockefeller, the vice president and governor of New York.

His 1914 sonnets and their torrent of imitations, published daily in newspapers along with the casualty lists, later came to represent the callous idiocy of the generals and politicians who blundered through the war until millions of people were dead.