Sentence examples for turn represented from inspiring English sources

That hoped-for sale had in turn represented something of an admission of defeat by Honeywell's then bosses.

He later became Of Counsel to Schwartz, Burns, Lesser & Jacoby, which in turn represented MCA and Universal, among others.

Mr. Tribe, in turn, represented the Iran-contra special prosecutor, Lawrence M. Walsh, in a 1988 Supreme Court case that grew out of a different special prosecutor's investigation.

This was equivalent to about one-seventh of the country's computer market, which, in turn, represented roughly 40 percent of the global market in computers in that year.

In short, Mr. Gergen said that he thought he already saw an effort to begin defining Mr. Kerry as a Northeastern liberal, and that Mr. Brady in turn represented "manly" virtues held in esteem at the White House.

Since the lovable canine won the "Palm Dog" award at Cannes last year, praise for his "acting skills" has reached fever pitch, with the New York Post film critic Lou Lumenick even asserting that Uggie's turn represented "the best performance, human or animal, in any film I've seen this year".

Sila, her voice alternating between lucidity and lunacy, must in turn represent her abused people.

"We exchanged garlands and walked around the fire seven times -- each turn representing a stage in a couple's married life," said Mr. Verma.

Each turn represents one day of combat: the player moves units and attacks enemy units, then watches while the enemy follows suit.

But the American flag now represents a national community that came under attack, and that in turn represents, at least in the minds of the terrorists, the whole decadent civilization of the modern world.

And they, in turn, represent an unbroken stream of racist violence, both official and extra-legal, from slave patrols and the Ku Klux Klan, to contemporary profiling practices and present-day vigilantes.