Sentence examples for been asked to represent from inspiring English sources

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.

Salomon had originally been asked to represent Comcast, but had to decline because Sanford I. Weill, the chairman of Citigroup, Salomon's parent, is on the board of AT&T, an executive said.

As the novel wears on, though, the heroine's vocation becomes steadily less interesting because Morrow keeps burdening it with significance, until, in the end, the act of divination has been asked to represent practically every form of human cognitive activity.

Oddly, a number of bloggers applauded the decision, including Marc Randazza, who writes The Legal Satyricon blog and had been asked to represent Ms. Cox on appeal: Hernandez was right to draw a line, and where he drew it leaves plenty of room for even the most casual blogger to find protection.

Michael Mansfield QC said he had been advising the Khan family and had been asked to represent the family should the coroner decide there would be an inquest.

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.

"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.

The crunch came when she was asked to represent Spain in the Eurovision Young Dancers competition, a touchy political moment made trickier by the fact that her roommate had been chosen to represent France.