Sentence examples for take representatives from inspiring English sources

(At the last moment, they also backed out on Orr's offer to take representatives on a driving tour of Detroit's worst-hit neighbourhoods; most likely their public relations departments realised the image of nervous bankers rolling through Detroit's urban prairies on a chauffeured disaster tour would make for what's known as "bad optics").

They take representative sections from different areas.

Take Representative Dave Camp, a Michigan Republican who led the charge on the measure in the House.

Take Representative Charles B. Rangel of New York, who was accused of doing just that on a home he owns in Washington, D.C.

Take Representative Silvestre Reyes, whose border district in El Paso, Tex., has borne the brunt of the 1993 North American Free Trade Agreement, with 15,000 displaced garment workers.

Take Representative John Carter for example, who the other members of the Appropriations Committee affectionately call "Judge" and kept deferring to in the hearing for his supposed wisdom.

This spring Mr. Leventhal took representatives of several universities to visit agents in China, India, Korea and Vietnam.

The single prices for other countries shown in the chart therefore can be taken representative of prices actually paid there.

I took "Representative British Dramas: Victorian and Modern," edited by Montrose J. Moses in 1918, because really, that's my sort of thing.

WASHINGTON — It took Representative Dan Maffei of New York two tries, $4 million and the retirement of a Republican incumbent to win his House seat last year.

The representatives were fed to the least square SVM (LS-SVM) classifier instead of taking representative features that may be a limit for further consideration of a detection technique.