Sentence examples for represents having from inspiring English sources

Whereupon you find the solitary cafeteria shut; wind whistling through the haunted shell of a deserted clifftop hotel; and the iconic end-to-end signpost vanished, the photographer whose cash cow it represents having gone home for his supper and taken it with him.

Apart from the programmatic vote of confidence that surrounding Mr. Harbison with Beethoven and Brahms represents, having Mr. Lin and Mr. Parker perform in all three works afforded a measure of continuity that the society's concerts do not always have, and in a way, that was a sign of confidence as well: a way of saying that the ensemble sees Mr. Harbison as part of a historical continuum.

"Driving to me represents having a choice ― the choice of independent movement.

Though many different legends circulate about the origins of the motif, the most common belief is that it represents having travelled over 5,000 nautical miles; having two swallows, naturally enough, represented 10,000 nautical miles.

For the purposes of this paper, D represents having disease, E represents having exposure, subscript one denotes that the quantity comes from sample one, and subscript two denotes that the quantity comes from sample two.

d: Child death represents having the experience of a child death in own or close family in relation to not having this experience.

The wall in the West Bank may be unique, but what it represents has echoes everywhere.

Not everyone in the communities he represents have been happy about it.

The ideology that Hamas represents has a sizable, if shrinking, minority following among Palestinians.

Gonzalez, whom Moorad also represents, has expressed a desire to play for the Mets.

Another lawyer, David Remes, told AFP over the weekend that two men he represents had declined calls.