Sentence examples for time representing from inspiring English sources

absolute adj. 1. (of a time) representing a specific point in time.

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.

For artists, it is often a nerve-racking time, representing an opportunity to be recognized, but also to be rejected.

It was a record seizure for Hong Kong at the time, representing at least 400 slaughtered elephants.

A retiring member of Congress recently estimated he spent 4,200 hours during his time representing the people, dialing for dollars.

An unexpected collaboration between two of the best lyricists of our time, representing different generations: Conor Oberst (39) and Phoebe Bridgers (24).

This was Parreno's third time representing a young immigrant as a member of the Legal Aid Bureau, a student-run legal services organization at Harvard Law School.

The ascension time23 is the time course between the latency phase and half-time, representing a period of high 13CO2 excretion rates.

SoC inter-module communication traffic is classified into four classes of service: signaling (for inter-module control signals); real-time (representing delay-constrained bit streams); RD/WR (modeling short data access) and block-transfer (handling large data bursts).

Occupation: I retired in 2003 and am working for Dril-Quip part-time representing them in California, Canada and Alaska.