Sentence examples for spring represented from inspiring English sources

The spring represented and currently represents, for the general Occupy movement, a time when opportunities for a large-scale direct action are more feasible, hence the buzz over the 99% spring.

The two sections in the Spring represented the experimental groups, in which students at both academic levels could enroll in either section.

Don Imus's firing by CBS Radio and MSNBC last spring represented sufficient punishment for his derogatory aside about the Rutgers women's basketball team, the chief executive of Citadel Broadcasting said yesterday.

ECB president Mario Draghi insisted the central bank would remain ready to beef up its support for the eurozone economy as needed and rebuffed suggestions the plans for more modest bond-buying from next spring represented "tapering", a process by which QE is wound down.

Wind power last year represented a $6 billion market.

For Jones, today represented nothing more than a routine tuneup.

The class of 1992 represented well that day.

The early 1990s represented a high-water mark for urban bloodshed.

The Hunter (1982) represented a downturn in record sales.

The 1940s represented the best time to buy U.S. stocks.

When we look back, that's all the past week represented.