Sentence examples for represents the days from inspiring English sources

The brim represents the days of big losses or gains.

The crown represents the days that prices don't move very much.

Raglan George Jr., executive director of the union that represents the day care workers and a trustee of the pension system, said there had been no inflation of numbers.

Numerals represent the days experiments were conducted.

Eight arms represent the days, and the ninth is for a symbolic candle used to light the others.

"It is built of 25,500 blocks of granite to represent the days of Kim Il-sung's life on his 70th birthday," says our guide, adding that its hefty three-layer roof makes it 10 metres taller than its French relative.

Even the announcement that the Met would be open seven days a week borrowed the familiar iconography; it showed a line of six shiny buttons representing the days of the week, with a seventh added for Monday.

The columns represent the days counting from the beginning to the end of the episode.

A sequential variable was created to represent the days over the study period (n = 3,652) to control for the underlying trend of decreasing robbery.

The seconds that represent the days following his birth make one thing clear -- a new baby takes center-stage in your life in a beautiful way.

The Mayans read the sky with great accuracy and the dimensions of the pyramid represent the days of the year and the movement of the planet around the sun.