Sentence examples for place represented from inspiring English sources

It is gone, and I feel little nostalgia for what the place represented.

Ads for mobile devices, where the majority of the service's listening takes place, represented about half that amount.

Ricciardo's fourth place represented Red Bull's best qualifying performance of the season and he might have finished ahead of Vettel but for a miscommunication with his team.

Elisabeth Sussman, the Whitney's curator, writes in the show's catalog that the place represented "the best picture of an artists' utopia, in all its extraordinary ordinariness, that Matta-Clark imagined".

Cochrane Smith's death, in her early 70s, two years after the last recording took place, represented a terrible blow to the island's native languages, which quickly declined in use.

One place represented rapacious, greedy devouring of all the world's creatures, the other broad-minded, virtuous globalism; one was theoretically sustainable, one likely not; both challenged notions of what is appropriate food.

And each was emblematic of what this place represents".

For them and their children, this place represents something of a last chance.

Gaza was always a place representing cosmopolitan hybridity at its best.

In his eyes, each place represents something he's personally passionate about cooking and eating.

But more than thirty million people live in this arid place, representing about forty per cent of the country's population.