Sentence examples for period represented from inspiring English sources

Though Dahl does not emphasize the point, the Civil War — the bloodiest war in recorded history up to that period — represented a catastrophic failure of the Constitution itself.

In the contemporary section, in which 43 artists are represented, the three main galleries are color-keyed to the time period represented in each.

An article on April 13 about the 45th International Furniture Fair in Milan misstated the period represented by a retrospective of products by the design firm Kartell.

They became more and more imaginative, and by the period represented on "Calling Out of Context," they weren't dance music records at all but minimal, beat-driven pop.

The "Ghost" Piano Trio (Op. 70, No. 1) and the "Kreutzer" Violin Sonata (Op. 47), also composed during Beethoven's middle period, represented new milestones in the genres.

BRADFORD MCKEE Correction: April 27, 2006, Thursday An article on April 13 about the 45th International Furniture Fair in Milan misstated the period represented by a retrospective of products by the design firm Kartell.

The performance in the July-September period represented a striking slowdown from a growth rate of 5.6percentthehe previous quarter, April through June, and the weakest showing since a 2percentt increase in the third quarter of 1996.

Each is accompanied by a booklet to put them in their historical context, and all three attack from different angles the communist regime in a period represented by what came to be called "the cinema of moral anxiety".

The art of the Neolithic Period represents a considerable advance.

The key question: Which period represents the rule and which the exception?

For Mr. Gonzales, this period represents the apogee of American furniture craftsmanship and elegance.