Sentence examples for stage to represent from inspiring English sources

Instead of sending a team of male and pale founders, four black women took to the stage to represent the company: Megan Anctil, Erica Baker, Kiné Camara, and Duretti Hirpa.

But the viewer was unlikely to forget the great wooden wheels that the charioteers rolled across the stage to represent their vehicles, or the schematic, highly choreographed battle scenes.

I hate this "1980s tribute government" as much as Long does, and I love the image of her kicking floral displays across the stage to represent Cameron's mob revealing their true colours once elected – likewise, a fine fantasy sequence in which Ed Miliband inherits power with all socialist guns blazing.

Two years and one Presidential election later — and a little more than a year after Biden's successor, Mike Pence, attended the show and was beseeched from the stage to represent "the diverse America," as the musical's multiethnic cast aspires to do — I saw "Hamilton" in London, on its opening night, at the Victoria Palace Theatre.

They were trying their hardest even at that early stage to represent a paperback book".

She also appeared in the opening performance of the show, less than an hour before she came on stage to represent Germany.

A packed column is considered, using non-equilibrium stages to represent the packing segments.

The intervention was manualised and staged to represent the typical developmental progression of prelinguistic and early language skills.

Germinating grains at time points of 1/6 and 1/2 of the time typically taken for coleorhiza to emerge from germinating grains were referred to S1 and S2 stages to represent the early stages of germination.

Dancing samba with his broom, Sorriso electrified the crowds at the stadium, set an upbeat tone for the forthcoming Rio Games and appeared to symbolise a Brazil that was open and confident enough on the global stage to be represented by a rubbish collector.

The decline in "exits" out of start-up mode, and the rise in so-called megadeals — or financings of more than $100 million — are causing early-stage investment to represent a narrower slice of all fundraisings.