Sentence examples for this time represented from inspiring English sources

The two counts of most interest are Battersea, where Labour's Martin Linton is defending a 5,053 majority over the Tories, this time represented by Dominic Schofield, who is thought to be a "strong" challenger.

Here again, the New York Times (this time represented by Guildford-born critic Mordaunt Hall) was just one of many sceptical voices, giving the film a tepid write-up ("the fun is not exactly plentiful... by no means as good as his previous efforts") before turning more eagerly to newsreel footage of "the riots in Hankow, China" and a short film of a hawk attacking a pigeon.

Irish-born migrants to Britain at this time represented a 'first wave', many of whom arrived to take up work in the poorly paid domestic sector and construction industries.

Moments later, more protesters interrupted, this time representing International Women's Day, which falls on Thursday.

Cox later returned to Congress, this time representing a New York district.

After losing the seat in 1977, he focused on his law career until reentering the parliament in 1989, this time representing the Hambantota district (1989 2005).

European tours during 1955 and '56 furthered his reputation, and recordings made during this time represent the best of Baker's early career.

In the Godard film, she is again a lawyer, this time representing her grandparents, Holocaust survivors who are negotiating the rights to their story with a Hollywood entity called "Spielberg Associates and Incorporated".

Kibaki, this time representing a coalition of opposition groups (the National Rainbow Coalition [NARC]), soundly defeated Kenyatta in the 2002 presidential elections, thus ending KANU's long period of uninterrupted rule.

Somewhat more subtly, we consider the same pair ( Z +, 1 ), but this time represent the monoid Z + as Z + / ⟨ 1 = 1 ⟩.

Later that afternoon, another set of dancers, this time representing Christ's apostles, paint themselves white.