Sentence examples for represents a time from inspiring English sources

It represents a time when reggae, punk and hip hop met.

"It represents a time when we had more pride," says Mark Dobbin, the boss of a helicopter service company.

May is traditionally when the top blockbusters of the year start arriving, and represents a time when rewards can be bigger, but competition fiercer.

It has been the sense that the musical represents a time lost to us an era of virtue, innocence, and harmless mischief that we can never get back.

"For me, he represents a time in America where someone really stuck his neck out for the people," Ms. DeSalvo explained.

I feel like she represents a time in my life where I assumed the only route to success was to emulate.

Note that it represents a time-frequency map that is used for watermark modelling.

Dissolved H2S that precipitated in the films represents a time-averaged H2S flux for sulfur isotope analysis.

The carbon isotopic composition of seep faunal tissue represents a time-integrated view of the interaction between biology and the biogeochemical gradients within the environment.

It can be observed that the transmitted data block represents a time-domain signal in SC systems, while it represents a frequency-domain signal in OFDM systems.

Overcoming this problem represents a time-intensive process that the Democratic Party needs to address.