Sentence examples for he'd represented from inspiring English sources
He added that he'd represented his school at the state Math Olympiad.
In a remarkably sustained criticism of the proceedings and the result, Coombs suggested the trial was unfair, said the trial never should have been secret, and said murderers and child molesters he'd represented had received shorter sentences.
When he came onstage, in Georgia, he had won that state — where he's from, which he'd represented for years — and spoke as if everyone who'd ever doubted him ought to be ashamed.
She focused not on his untimely death but on what he'd represented during his life.
Wearing a very tasteful dark suit and crisp white blouse, Ms. Carradine testified that she didn't originally ask Mr. Pellicano to wiretap her ex-husband, but rather she wanted him to investigate Mr. Carradine's then assets and whether he was really as broke as he'd represented to the court during their divorce proceedings.
On Wednesday Culleton told Guardian Australia he did not intend to appear, nor to send a legal representative, but he would represent himself "in spirit" at the directions hearing.
The eurozone representative would be very influential, because he would represent an even larger quota than that of the US.
He would represent himself.
He would represent real change.
He would represent a potential bridge between the European establishment from which the I.M.F.
He added that it was unclear whether he would represent him in connection with the shooting.
