Sentence examples for has ever represented from inspiring English sources

No Democrat has ever represented the district, and Republicans outnumber Democrats by 30,000 registered voters.

He will be asked to list every client he has ever represented, sources of income, speaking fees, travel destinations, media interviews, writings — everything short of where he went to summer camp.

No president has ever represented the interest of 2 billion people, nor has anyone ever attempted to regulate the flow of information for a group so large and diverse, and take responsibility for their experience using the service.

In the words of Jordan Crook, a TechCrunch editor: "No president has ever represented the interest of 2 billion people, nor has anyone ever attempted to regulate the flow of information for a group so large and diverse, and take responsibility for their experience using the service.

But if you've ever represented a family member, your boss, your department, or your organization in a negotiation, you've served as that party's agent.

Could a lawyer who had ever represented the Communist Party or its members swear with either confidence or honesty that he had never knowingly lent his 'counsel' to the Party?

Nuno was the first player he had ever represented; when Salvo and Rufete, theoretically Nuno's bosses, were forced out Nuno appeared to accumulate power as Mendes's man.

At the time, the 1939 Stanford Indians were considered the worst team to have ever represented the university.

The choice of Cornwall was controversial, as only three of their players had ever represented England and the Wallabies had defeated them 18 points to five.

Brundage stated on this issue that as only 12 Jews had ever represented Germany in the Olympics, it would hardly be surprising if none did in 1936.

Their participation marked their sixth Olympic appearance, and included the smallest number of athletes that had ever represented Aruba in its history.