Sentence examples for decided to represent the from inspiring English sources
However, I have decided to represent the country of my birth".
Unfortunately, it appears that some have decided to represent the interests of the financial industry lobbyists, and not ours.
Walking toward the stand — his wife had by then passed the gloves along to the runners — he decided to "represent the flag with pride, but do it with a black accent".
As the new wettability test is based on the chromatographic separation of two water-soluble components, i.e. a tracer, SCN−, and a potential determining ion towards chalk, SO42−, the fraction of the surface area covered by water was decided to represent the new wetting index.
Having only decided to represent the country of his birth in March 2015 after being courted by the Democratic Republic of Congo coach, Florent Ibengé, for several months, it was the third time he had scored for Belgium in only six appearances despite starting just once – a friendly against Finland at the start of June.
The cast was, of course, all-male, and Ms. Arbus had decided to represent the one female character with a bunraku-style puppet — an effect that, to Mr. Horowitz's amazement, the actors pulled off and that the audience of inmates accepted.
Haries, 42, decided to represent himself towards the end of his trial and directly addressed jurors, telling them that he carried out the act as a protest against the "social catastrophe" of fathers not being allowed access to their children.
In October 1945, Houphouët moved onto the national political scene; the French government decided to represent its colonies in the assemblée constituante and gave Côte d'Ivoire and Upper Volta two representatives in Parliament combined.
In order to overcome the limitations of the approaches that have been discussed, it was decided to represent cholesterol metabolism with the aid of biological compartments that represented their real-world biological counterparts.
