Sentence examples for represented the work from inspiring English sources
"We have always represented the work of living artists.
Unfortunately, as she discovered later, just before she fired him, the green projects in his portfolio had been cut from magazines and represented the work of other builders.
Since bits of wood sometimes got knocked off during printing, this might indicate that the print under consideration represented the work in an earlier state.
In a brief statement after the ceremony, Captain Swenson told reporters that the award around his neck represented the work of a team.
Despite its bulk, it may seem to pale in comparison with, say, the 29-volume second edition of The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, of 2001, but that represented the work of more than 2,500 writers.
As an agent he represented the work of his friends to the established science fiction magazines; he also published many of their stories, and some of his own, in two new pulp magazines, Astonishing Stories and Super Science Stories, which he edited from 1940 through the summer of 1941.
This report represents the work of 13 distinguished academic, business, and nonprofit representatives, many of whom have held senior scientific or policy positions within government.
His name is Max, and he represents the "work of the moment".
This change doesn't represent the work of the United States or any foreign power.
Whereas the president and prime minister also represent the work they do.
Six drawings of trees each representing the work of a designer.
