Sentence examples for of whom represents from inspiring English sources

In Mullen, Hawk, and Sheckler, you have three fascinating characters, each of whom represents a different stage in skating.

The local Northern Alliance organization is called the Kokcha Union and is led by four commanders, each of whom represents a population center.

The IMF is headed by a board of governors, each of whom represents one of the organization's approximately 180 member states.

Staged by Berlin company Rimini Protokoll, 100% London aims to tell the story of the capital through the stories of 100 inhabitants, each of whom represents 1% of the city's 7.8 million people.

She intended her ambitious, impressive book to take the place of the missing record, with alternating entries from four of the seven virgins, each of whom represents a different world view.

This is because it doesn't pass from person to person — only from mouse to mouse, and from mouse excretions to one unlucky person or another, each of whom represents a dead-end host.

The council was composed of 823 members, 66 of whom represented the Fascist Party; the remainder comprised representatives of the employer and employee confederations, distributed among the 22 corporations.

The bill was sponsored by Representatives Anthony D. Weiner and Nydia M. Velázquez, both of whom represent parts of Brooklyn and Queens.

Ms. Crowley is a cousin of Representative Joseph Crowley and the daughter of Walter and Mary Crowley, both of whom represented many of the same neighborhoods in the City Council.

It allegedly crowds out doughty private sector media companies, most of whom represent the Tory interest.

Six other Washington tax lawyers, some of whom represent Enron or its creditors, agreed.