Sentence examples for own represents from inspiring English sources

But Hold Your Own represents something of a departure.

Romania, on its own, represents more people than Greece and Portugal combined -- and integrating those two countries in the early 80's seriously strained the union for years.

San Francisco on its own represents just over 7percentt of these.

"To blind people, the ability to see art on their own represents independence, equality and freedom," said Olson.

"This one lake on its own represents 5-10% of [Antarctica's] annual mass imbalance," said Leeds co-author Prof Andy Shepherd.

I'm under no illusion that something like Newman's Own represents a similarly bold alternative.

"You're taxing a disorganized group that has no one of its own representing it," he said.

The co-ops at Washington Bridge View, which has income restrictions of its own, represent the first such housing available for neighborhood buyers.

She is pretty much a category all of her own, representing most of the advantages of the others and many of the disadvantages too.

Maple Leaf Heritage Investments, a Canadian holding company owned by Mr. Zucker, said that it would pay 14.75 Canadian dollars for every Hudson's Bay share it does not currently own, representing a 17percentt premium from the Thursday closing price.

By the same token, in their macabre minds turning the babies over to "good" military families to raise as their own represented the ultimate victory over the "godless" left-wing enemy they wished to crush into nonexistence.