Sentence examples for represented the beginning from inspiring English sources

In 2008, Perriello, like him, represented the beginning stages of an era of Democratic governance meant to be dynamic and restorative.

Blair didn't just represent the end of Tory dominance; he represented the beginning of something, too.

In her works the spiralling spindle represented the beginning of chaos.

His benching after one half Sunday almost certainly represented the beginning of the end of an era in Philadelphia.

Analysts generally agree that Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign represented the beginning of the "rapid response" operations that are now widely emulated by political professionals.

Mr. Power said that Allied Irish's minority stake in M&T represented the beginning of a graceful exit from large-scale American operations.

But West Ham represented the beginning of what has become an intense examination of Villas-Boas'suitabilityto to fulfil Tottenham's ambitions.

"If you look at this city, whether politics or religion, it represents the beginning.

Part of the friction, they said, resulted from the fact that for us, 'Charing Cross' represents the beginning of the end of transition, whereas for them it just represents the beginning.

We believe these measures represent the beginning, rather than the full package, of China's anti-air pollution campaign.

Black arrows represent the beginning and finishing of each critical action during the procedure.