Sentence examples for ends up representing from inspiring English sources

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?

The new novel, like "Cold Mountain," takes place in the 19th-century American South and is the story of a young white man raised by Cherokee Indians who ends up representing them in Washington in their fight to preserve their land.

The variety ends up representing the bizarre but loveable melting pot our country is, while still holding true to folk.

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

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

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

These new leavers, who could end up representing remain constituencies, include Nick de Bois in Enfield North and Joy Morrissey in Ealing Central.

"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.

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.