Sentence examples for ended up representing from inspiring English sources

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.

Our lives took similar paths later on as we both ended up representing our home towns as MPs and our children were born within a few months of each other.

Training partners imported from Ukraine, Bulgaria and Russia, where there is a huge depth of talent, to spar with homegrown hopefuls at the sport's base in Salford in 2007 have ended up representing Britain and potentially taking two of the three places on offer at the Games.

Eventually Stewart ended up representing 3,600 plaintiffs in a consolidated state action filed later in 1996.

Ultimately, it ended up representing the album as a whole.

And I ended up representing chefs because I was in a restaurant and I met a chef and thought this is someone I want to learn from.

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.

"Whoever wins Miss Tennessee will represent the state in the Miss USA contest, and they could end up representing the United States in Miss Universe," Miss Neumann said.

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.

Without such boundary reforms, MPs could end up representing constituencies based on data that is over 20 years old, disregarding significant changes in demographics, house building and migration.