Sentence examples for come represents from inspiring English sources

Two away wins, with a brace of home games to come, represents an encouraging start to the Eddie Jones era.

The Aztek (along with a refined twin, the Buick Rendezvous, which is yet to come) represents General Motors' best effort in the white-hot market for crossovers that combine traits of different types of vehicles.

"Come" represented an important transition in Jay's lyrics.

Cruz's antagonist remained steadfast in his opposition, saying Trump fans "had to come represent".

"Most people I know are optimistic that Karzai's coming represents the end of war and the coming of peace," said Mohammed Jafar, a professor of law at Kabul University.

There was an awful lot of pride in this game because we came representing England.

The red flag has come to represent protest against the present.

Those colors have come to represent the sadism and brutality present in Amerikan thinking and policy.

But it could also come to represent an opportunity.

Certain seasons come to represent the start of something big.

Initially imprisoned by the government, he has come to represent the youth arm of the movement.