Sentence examples for be asked to represent from inspiring English sources

"Without that experience, I would not be the person I am today - so MI5 knows who to blame! "It is an honour to be asked to represent the students on the University Court.

You may be asked to represent your boss on an issue you know next to nothing about; if you screw up, there can be major consequences.

"It's a great honour to be asked to represent the Baa-Baas and we start off with a tough test against England at Twickenham".

"It is a huge honour to be asked to represent the Football Club I have supported since I was a boy," he told the club's website.

"It was a huge honour to be asked to represent Jamaica and I am very disappointed I will not be available to try to help the team in the next two games against Guatemala and Antigua & Barbuda.

How does it feel to be asked to represent your entire race in a company meeting?

Lucas was asked to represent the UK at the biennale last spring.

Sky, the Englishwoman, was asked to represent the US military during the talks.

For example, she was asked to represent raped Bosnian and Croat women in a lawsuit against Radovan Karadzic.

For the next hour or so, they would try to channel the person or emotion they'd been asked to represent.

That came last year after I had been asked to represent Exeter in the BBC's annual series of Christmas alumni specials.