Sentence examples for city representing from inspiring English sources

Puccio often relied on court-docket entries as evidence that he was away from the city representing defendants.

In a speech four days ago Ms May asserted: "In London, the Mayor was on the streets of his city, representing Londoners to central government.

highway and 27 in the city, representing a 10.7 percent improvement in combined fuel economy over the GX, according to Honda.

The digital economy in Brighton is the fastest-growing sector in the city, representing 15% of all employment and generating around £720m of gross domestic product each year.

These guests are pumping more than $23 billion a year into our city, representing $3,200 for every city resident and 277,000 jobs.

With Manchester City representing his most daunting domestic challenge to date, he may be forced to concede another alteration to his management style — for the good of his team, and his reputation.

"He's a true part of what this city represents".

In these respects "Chronic City" represents a curious move backward.

Each evening concludes with refreshments characteristic of the city represented.

The "protesters" descending on the city represent the solid pro-peace constituency in the country.

Until Mr Luzhkov's sacking, the city represented the last bastion of regionalism outside the Kremlin's control.