Sentence examples for represented now from inspiring English sources

The ginkgophytes (division Ginkgophyta), although abundant, diverse, and widely distributed in the past, are represented now by a sole surviving species, Ginkgo biloba (maidenhair tree).

This whole block, which has just been defined as "the left", is represented now by 14 parliamentary seats out of the 120 seats in the Israeli Knesset.

"But I feel the players are much better represented now and the players are much more involved in politics and they want to know what's going on a lot more now than 10 years ago.

Families still flock to Playland on summer afternoons, although there are more ethnic groups represented now -- Hispanic and black families, instead of just whites -- reflecting the changing demographics of the county, Mr. McGowan observed.

But the T-Bird has been taken away, because Daddy can't afford the gas, and the economy's down in the dumps, and the promise and the optimism that the Golden State's poster boys once represented now looks tarnished.

By Hendrik Hertzberg October 23, 2013 The nominating committee of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced its finalists for induction in 2014, and leading the list of sixteen is Nirvana, represented now by its two surviving members, the bassist Krist Novoselic and the then-drummer Dave Grohl (and, if you count "Sirvana," Sir Paul McCartney).

But that's all they represent now: capital".

"My loyalty is for the country I'm representing now".

So what does the flag really represent now?

Q Which new developments are you representing now?

I think Obama represents now and the opposition represented the past.