Sentence examples for There represents from inspiring English sources

The Doughboy sculpture there represents 200 fallen U.S. infantrymen whose bodies remain buried in Flanders, France.

In this sense, the end of security operations there represents a victory for Kadyrov.

Screen Yorkshire's chief executive Sally Joynson said: "The fact that flights are operating there represents a major opportunity in terms of being able to fly A-listers in".

And depending on whom you ask, the construction jangling nerves there represents either the rebirth of this city of almost 73,000, or a rejection of the less well off among them.

While the album's title song, "I'm Sure I'll Get There," represents Mr. Yudhoyono's political commitment, he writes about Indonesia's natural beauty in "My Soul Was Enlightened That Night" and about children caught in natural disasters in "For You Sweet Children".

Obama's recognition of the centrality of the Afghanistan population to the success of US efforts there represents the increased influence of progressive "sustainable security" ideas into the US's overall strategy, the recognition that delivering actual human security is a key element of national security more broadly.

They feel Univision is there representing them.

"How many lawyers are there representing martyrs' families?" I asked.

The 10 years there represent his more balanced middle period.

And I wanted him to see me there, that I am there representing Reeva".

As long as Mandela was alive, there was someone there representing goodness and nobility.