Sentence examples for go on representing from inspiring English sources

If you want me to come again, I could be available this afternoon about 5: 30 or tomorrow at 2: 30; or perhaps, if the Attorney-General could go on representing us, you could get finished here.

"They can't go on representing our club without informing us which way it is going.

Some of them, who are at a certain age, know that four years to continue playing is too long to go on representing their country and a lot of them retire.

She then went on represent South Africa in the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Artell has played 374 league matches, having started his career at Rotherham and going on represent Shrewsbury, Mansfield, Chester and Morecambe.

But if there is a war going on, you represent the wrong side.

Right now, what is going on in Iraq represents all the worst trends in the region, but if you can make it work, it could represent the best".

Do not go overboard on representing Canada because doing so can make you look really crazy.

Kesselring's legal team was headed by Hans Laternser, a skilful German lawyer who specialised in Anglo-Saxon law, had represented several defendants at the Nuremberg Trials, and would later go on to represent Generalfeldmarschall Erich von Manstein.

After winning the BBC Cymru Wales award, Bill will now go on to represent Wales in the UK final, which will be announced during BBC Sports Personality of the Year on BBC One Wales on Sunday, 14 December.

The candidates with the most votes in each category will then go on to represent their respective parties in October.