Sentence examples for never before represented from inspiring English sources
Family life involving such mundane yet never before represented activities as eating fish and chips and doing the pools, or details such as an unemployed father, was incorporated into chatty, playful narratives with repetitive cadences and unexpected, humorous twists.
In 2004, Ms. Cisneros donated nine works of postwar Latin American paintings and sculptures from her collection, including works by artists never before represented in the museum's collection, like the Venezuelan painter Armando Reverón, the Brazilian object-maker Lygia Clark and the Argentine sculptor Gyula Kosice.
For instance, does the ability to imitate a sequence of events, or indeed to successfully infer a relationship between two items that have never before been seen together, truly represent the early emergence of episodic memory?
Frank said he originally intended to run for one more term, but that his decision was partially due to the fact that the state's new redistricting map will include many people he has never represented before.
Frank initially said that he was running for re-election, but said he changed his mind after the state's redistricting process would have forced him to run in a new district with many constituents he had never represented before.
The Ricoh Women's British Open represents the fourth leg of a Grand Slam peak never before conquered.
darlingi sequences represent the second member of the family previously discovered in An. gambiae but never before found in other anophelines.
Never before — never nearly before.
They had never before sailed.
