Sentence examples for could be representing from inspiring English sources

"They couldn't believe that I could be representing Miss Thailand.

They know that you're there for a reason, but you could be representing someone else.

If he was not so resolute about his Midwestern upbringing, Kokrak probably could be representing the International team at next month's President's Cup.

Rita led the procession of national religious leaders, feeling astonished that a working-class girl from a Cardiff council estate could be representing a world religion at a state occasion.

These findings could be representing an altered structural and functional mitochondrial network.

On one level this is sensible stuff; a party that has got its fingers burned before now vetting the people that could be representing UKIP very soon in local government or even Strasbourg.

Whatever its nature - speech, text or images - it could be represented numerically in binary form.

Clark said workers' voices could be represented through non-executive directors.

(The peace could be represented as a victory of a sort because it restricted the Persian king's naval movements).

Ted Walsh, successful with Papillon in 2000, could be represented by Colbert Station and Seabass, who was third in 2012.

He discussed how America represents "dignity, freedom, renewal and hybridization," and suggested that these qualities could be represented in a new form of black metal.