Sentence examples for open represented from inspiring English sources

But the Australian Open represented a big step up.

For Mattek-Sands, the French Open represented a strong return to competitiveness after a spell of injuries.

It also continued Australia's recent hold on the boys' doubles at the Open, represented in the winning pair in 2015, 2014 and 2013.

The seizure of Nazih Abdul-Hamed al-Ruqai, better known as Abu Anas al-Libi, from outside his home in Tripoli, where he was living largely in the open, represented a long-sought victory for the United States.

Taylor played in the senior Women's British Open, represented Europe in the Junior Solheim Cup and is ranked 20th in the women's amateur world rankings.

Admission free Founded in 2008, the gallery programme at Open represents young, unknown contemporary artists, primarily from Berlin and New York.

The Ricoh Women's British Open represents the fourth leg of a Grand Slam peak never before conquered.

The two matches in the top half of the women's draw at the Australian Open represent contrasting approaches to playing tennis.

These results are preliminary, reflecting the first 2 months the survey was open representing a total of 409 respondents.

We can see the idler current will be inhibited when the external circuit is comparatively more "open," representing a small external admittance.

For the trees representing shapes, we use 4 operators: OP ("open") represents the shape of all structures without base pairs, CL ("closed") represents a helical region, AD and E are re-used here to represent lists of adjacent (sub shapes.