Sentence examples for because I represented from inspiring English sources

But maybe it's because I'm probably more British than Ukip are because I represented the country in the Olympic games.

"At international meetings, people looked at me like I was something the cat dragged in because I represented Sweden, where piracy had destroyed the market for everyone".

In fact, in New York, which I know a little bit about because I represented it for eight years and I live there now, our undocumented workers in New York pay more in taxes that some of the biggest corporations in New York.

"I get 'em cheap, because I represent all those guys".

"It's because I represent all the things our nation represents," Johnson Sirleaf said.

"I opposed the turbines because I represent the communities where those turbines sat, and it tends to be the villages that bear the most impact," he says.

"My view, because I represent consumers in a law school clinic, is that parties should use the court for genuine disputes," she said.

I'm really impressed with the signings they've made – obviously I was involved with Richie Myler moving from Salford because I represent him, but I reckon David Solomona and Ryan Atkins will also make a big impact.

"Because I represent the hinterlands of Brooklyn, I know that our parks are not going to be the priority that some of the chichi parks are in Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan," said Mr. Fidler, a Democrat.

"Now I know a lot of farmers because I represent many in my electorate and they say, 'Don't give me local people because they don't turn up and they don't have a go.' "I understand that there are challenges.

"People assume I'm O.K. with a young boy being murdered because I represent the defendant," Ms. McCann, 30, said recently in her office in Garden City, N.Y., which she opened in March after four years of practicing criminal defense law for a local firm.