Sentence examples for friends represent from inspiring English sources

He and Gebrselassie, friendly but not friends, represent a continuum.

My friends represent a wide array of political beliefs, but this does not stop us from enjoying each other's company.

My friends represent just a handful of the 550 million Indians living without toilets.

I wish to speak to the Minster for Justice, to hear why my colleagues and friends represent in his view such a threat.

Amanda Hearst and Luigi Tadini are the co-founders and chair of the Riverkeeper's Junior Council, who along with eight of their close friends, represent the bright and promising next generation of Riverkeepers.

With "Broad City" settling in on Comedy Central, a Garfunkel and Oates series due from IFC later this year, and "Ghost Ghirls" waiting for you on Yahoo Screen, it feels right to ask whether, if not state definitively, that female friends represent the new power modality in comedy.

But CBS's decision to place Survivor opposite "Friends" represented the strongest challenge yet to NBC's dominance.

Miitomo combines the happiness of seeing your favourite mutual followers' tweets with the joy of seeing your friends represented as Miis, complete with bizarre robotic voices.

She thinks the entertainment industry is becoming slightly more inclusive, but she still rarely sees "anybody like me and my friends represented on television.

Among those who spoke at City Hall were Martin Luther King III and family members and friends representing those killed in 1999 at Columbine, in Colorado; in 2007, on the Virginia Tech campus; and in the shooting in Tucson.

But Tinder's selling of Social as a way to arrange social events with friends represents a shift from its reputation as a hook-up service for casual sex, moving into territory of social networks which arrange IRL (in real life) meet-ups such as, well, Meetup.