Sentence examples for getting to represent from inspiring English sources

"It's something every player dreams about, getting to represent your country is a fantastic achievement," Wilson told BBC Radio Solent.

New Yorkers - like most Americans - probably don't like the idea of someone getting to represent them who has never represented anyone in her life, and who would get the office almost solely on her last name.

I'm a local ward representative and to me I've got to represent the best interests of my ward and I genuinely didn't think that Europe was doing that for us any more.

Got to represent Toronto!

I got to represent my country".

It's got to represent something.

"You've got to represent your home state," Baltz said.

"He's got to represent just like she represented when he was running.

"So for me, it's the one chance I get to represent our country.

"We're better than that, and we've got to represent our country".

Asked about the custom-made clothing, Mr. Dean replied that Jin has got to represent his culture.