Sentence examples for goes on to represent from inspiring English sources

The winner goes on to represent America at the DMC World Finals, in London, next month.

The first of the four CDs goes on to represent Bruno Walter with Beethoven's Coriolan Overture, Josef Krips (the first principal conductor after the second world war) with Schubert's Sixth Symphony, and Pierre Monteux, always a great favourite, with Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet.

The overall winner goes on to represent the UK at the World Barista Championships in Australia.

Not to mention a player who might at one stage have gone on to represent the worst of English cricket – pampered, brattish, wasted – but who has through a triumph of heart and sporting intelligence come to represent thevery best.

He hired Ira Sorkin, a well-known criminal-defense attorney, who went on to represent Bernard Madoff.

He went on to represent Mr. Bradbury for more than a half-century.

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

Windsor studied both ballroom and latin dance, going on to represent England in the World Championships and winning multiple awards.

"I seem to recall former Carlisle United player Chris Balderstone going on to represent England at cricket," says Gary Scott.

And 70% of those players have gone on to represent their country at either under-20 or senior national level".

At least two of those lawyers — Mr. Dratel and Mr. Ricco — have gone on to represent terrorism defendants in other major cases.