Sentence examples for the event represented from inspiring English sources

Ducking out for a cigarette, Mr. Tarhouni elaborated on what the event represented.

Olivier Cohen, a prominent publisher in Paris who went to Sunday's demonstration, said that the event represented "potentially" a new day in the country.

It was claimed however, that the event represented a "double miracle" because in addition to the woman being cured, the wavering faith of the family was restored.

The annual festival dedicated to the music of Wagner could be hobbled if 60 stagehands and lighting engineers and 100 freelance workers for the event represented by the Verdi union go on strike seeking higher wages.

For the 18 participating producers, including Paumanok, which was prompted by the symbolism of the dinner to rejoin the council after a three-year break, the event represented a milestone: acceptance of the region by an internationally renowned restaurant that in some circles would be described as an arbiter of taste in New York.

The event represented the gravest threat to the unaccustomed political stability that Ulster has experienced since the signing of the peace settlement in April 1998, but officials tried to dampen fears over the consequences for the longer term and to play up the importance of the I.R.A. offer.

The event, representing 44 American dealers, continues through today.

The event represents a professional rapprochement with Mr Gergiev.

For the United Nations, the event represents the second effort of its Creative Community Outreach Initiative.

Well and good, but since the event represents Ms. Podles's only New York appearance this season, it's likely to attract a disproportionate number of opera lovers.

The event represents the first stage of qualifying for the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in October as well as selection for the European Championships in Budapest in August.