Sentence examples for summer represented from inspiring English sources

But with the eurozone problems looking as intractable as ever and global economic malaise spreading from the US and even China, there is more than a feeling that the summer represented calm before the storm.

As a side thought, Dr. Kornblum said that he had always thought that the millions of trips to the beach each summer represented "one of the great mammalian migratory patterns".

In R. stylosa leaves that flushed in summer represented 38.1% of the annual total, whereas only 15.8% flushed in winter (Figure 6A).

As turnarounds go, Andy Murray's sporting summer represented a renaissance as remarkable as it was unprecedented in a British sport for so long on life support.

RF values of (1 < RF < 15%%) were found for the relatively low T max of the winter and the relatively high T max in the <span class="lh">summer, represented by T max domains [(−5 to 0), (0 5), (25 30), (30 35)] °C.

For Long, that endless summer represented a prelude to glory.

Kessler also represented the football players in their injunction suit against the N.F.L. Kessler was joined on the N.B.A. players' side on Monday by David Boies, who this summer represented the N.F.L. against Kessler and the players.

Wind power last year represented a $6 billion market.

James Vincent Forrestal 1915 represented Princeton's emerging meritocracy.

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

The class of 1992 represented well that day.