Sentence examples for series represents from inspiring English sources

While each "series" of investors typically get to appoint a board member, it's important to know that the representative of that series represents all investors — not just that series.

"The Dream House series represents a kind of timeless architecture in which one wanders and imagines".

A split-second glance containing the embodiment of everything this series represents ("The world as we know it is doomed!").

For Ms. Cusack, who is the second eldest in the Cusack acting clan, the series represents more than a homecoming.

documentary series, represents a nation being recast by the largest wave of immigration in nearly a century.

If Campbell's approach is indicative of things to come, this series represents a wholehearted embrace of the tradition of narrative history.

Like The Onion, which has since moved to New York, the series "represents that eclectic, funky vibe we have here," Mr. Cieslewicz said.

In this regard, the series represents something of a departure for Showtime, which has been following more of a niche programming strategy the last couple of seasons.

The series represents an attempt to get beyond the statistics and calamities, "to put a human face on Africa," she said.

In these circumstances any series represents a major challenge but in facing their next three Test series – successively against England, away and at home, and away to South Africa Australiaia will be stretched as they might never have been before.

Finally, each (S_{d,z}) time-series represents the floating population profile for each zone under study.