Sentence examples for that also represented from inspiring English sources

What that also represented, some in the administration acknowledged, was a White House move to restrain administration hawks for now.

Still, he found representation with Harold Ober Associates, the literary agency that also represented his idol, F. Scott Fitzgerald.

While that also represented a slight bump upward from the midmonth figure, the three-month drop in current conditions was the largest since December 1991.

Last year an experiment was conducted whereby a computer interpreted someone in France thinking the word "hola", and sent that information across the internet to India, where it was converted into a series of lights, induced in someone's brain, that also represented the word "hola".

The £50,000 win, announced at a black tie dinner at London's Guildhall, represented a particular success for Beatty's publisher Oneworld, a small independent that also represented last year's winner Marlon James and his novel A Brief History of Seven Killings.

For legal advice, after initially relying solely on lawyers from Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, the law firm that also represented her company at the time, Ms. Stewart hired Robert Morvillo, a partner in Morvillo, Abramowitz, Grand, Iason & Silberberg with a long history of defending people accused of white-collar crimes.

We tried to achieve a reasonably representative sample of MDS patients from a selection of these centers that also represent cultural differences across four countries and demographic characteristics, such as age and gender.

Then there's the Third Millennium, an organization in New York that also represents Generation X.

Coincidentally, Webber is currently represented by Game Face Ventures, the sports marketing and business development company that also represents Ray Allen.

(In the author Clive Cussler's suit over the movie "Sahara," the firm had been battling Philip Anschutz and O'Melveny & Myers, the firm that also represents New Line).

Carrère splits himself between these two evangelists, mapping a hallowed geography that also represents one of the abiding struggles within the European tradition: Athens and Jerusalem.