Sentence examples for represented online from inspiring English sources

(His publisher has released only a sketchy bio, and he's not nearly as well represented online as his four subjects).

I have a facial difference, and for years I've worried about how my picture will be represented online.

Still, he said, the Buffoons are ready; they expect to be well represented online in the near future, when the Upright Citizens Brigade site (ucbtheatre.com) begins posting videos.

With over 55 million Google hits, the Beatles are almost twice as well represented online as Beethoven (28.6 million hits), and — maybe John Lennon was right about this — more than seven times as popular as Jesus Christ (7.7 million hits).

Although most films are still represented online by conventional promotional sites overstocked with actor bios and glossy photos, this cliché fodder is being supplemented by background material available only online.

The flip side of the music-sharing debate -- the contention that MP3 sites like Napster and Gnutella benefit musicians and that file sharing over the Internet should be unregulated -- are also represented online.

The Remote Gambling Association, which represents online betting firms, played down the scale of the problem.

The Collective represents online stars like Lucas Cruikshank, who plays a helium-voiced character called Fred in a hit YouTube series.

The UK Association of Online Publishers is an industry body representing online publishing companies including Associated New Media, BBC, BSkyB, Capital Radio Group, Channel 4 and IPC Media, among others.

It accounted for 57percentt of Internet advertising in 2008, up from 52percentt in 2007, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau, a trade group representing online advertisers.

"In the traditional marketplace, wholesalers can't control what retailers charge," said Jonathan Potter, director of the Digital Media Association, a trade group representing online music start-ups.