Sentence examples for end up representing from inspiring English sources

Brazil produces so many players, who end up making a living in so many countries, it is inevitable that some end up representing other national teams.

He may end up representing the new G.M., although the decision has not been made.

There is even the possibility that Oskar, who was born in London, could end up representing England one day.

The economist Mark Sirower, in his book "The Synergy Trap," demonstrated that two-thirds of all acquisitions end up representing a loss of value for the acquirer.

This is an unpredictable revenue stream, and it may also pose a conflict of interest since public defenders end up representing many defendants whose fines support their salaries.

There is, of course, a paradox that a player once hoist as a kind of acme of Premier League brattishness should end up representing enduring professionalism.

His most thorough biographer, Zachary Leader, suggests that "the desire to irritate and annoy animated Amis all his life"; Ending Up represents the most extravagant, unbridled, and, it must be added, hilarious animation of this perverse desire.

"This wasn't a romantic overture but more 'Hey isn't this funny?' It's a small world, of all the agencies in this town, of course we would end up represented by the same one".

David was the only person from the Wikimedia movement, so he ended up representing 'all the wiki things,' especially Wikidata.

Mr Pitt may have ended up representing so many of the SEC's wealthiest opponents simply because he knows his way round securities law better than anybody else.

Would Emmanuel Macron, a thirty-eight-year-old defector from Hollande's cabinet, running as an independent, siphon off a considerable number of votes from whoever ends up representing the left?