Sentence examples for represents a day from inspiring English sources

The point under his fingertip represents a day almost two months earlier -- Monday, April 17.

Victory comes at the end of eight turns, each of which represents a day and a night, if players have occupied enough of the designated state districts.

Each of these "calendar paintings" refers to events in her life about the time they were painted; each unit of color represents a day.

When performing the acrobatic Lakota version of the dance, Mr. Locke works with 28 hoops of wood or reed (each represents a day in the lunar cycle) while he sings to the accompaniment of powwow drums and ancient flute melodies.

To Martha Stewart, the world's largest Consumer Electronics Show represents a day of gadget shopping.

Each panel represents a day except for a large panels that compile the data for the whole two weeks period Palacios kept data in Trondheim.

She also assures she is determined to overcome her troubled past, which represents a day-to-day process for her.

The opportunity to enjoy a latte during a church service while singing insipid praise songs represents a Sunday morning extension of the most banal aspects of American life.

These comparisons were conducted on a subsample of five runners on two study days, one chosen to represent a day with high ambient sulfate levels and the other a day with low ambient sulfate levels.

The sum represented a day's trading revenue -- twice the average, thanks to floor brokers working without pay and customers sending the firm extra trades.

It is thought that horn corals indicate the number of days per year by means of their exceedingly fine external ridges of calcium carbonate, each of which is believed to represent a day's growth.