Sentence examples for subsequently represented in from inspiring English sources
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The song was entered and won the British national selection competition for the Eurovision Song Contest, Eurovision: Making Your Mind Up in 2007, and subsequently represented the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki, Finland.
He led Austria's first delegation to the UN (1955) and subsequently represented the country in Canada (1956 60), first as minister plenipotentiary and then as ambassador.
That report found that Mr. Barasch frequently discouraged or halted further investigation into Stanford Financial by S.E.C. staff members, and that he subsequently represented the firm in talks with S.E.C. officials about other or continuing investigations.
Kogălniceanu subsequently represented his country in France (1880), being the first Romanian envoy to Paris, and having Alexandru Lahovary on his staff.
He exhibited in several Whitney Annuals, had his first New York show at the Artists Gallery in 1954 and was subsequently represented by the Poindexter Gallery and then the A. M. Sachs Gallery.
The patient from Fig. 3 subsequently represented two years later with difficulty opening his right eye and changes in visual acuity.
The character has subsequently been represented in various other media, including novels, comic books, and a cross-over film with another iconic horror film character, Freddy Krueger.
The dynamics can subsequently be represented in terms of a state transition graph, where the nodes represent (discrete) states of the model, while the edges denote transitions between these states.
He also subsequently represented Dame Shirley Porter and on several occasions the mineworkers' leader Arthur Scargill.
How could these bonds be explained to someone else, and subsequently represented on a map?
