Sentence examples for he represented with from inspiring English sources

And Jean-Marc Roudinesco died in France, the country he represented with distinction on many occasions.

All these he represented with a realism and psychological insight unmatched in the 17th century, except perhaps by Rembrandt.

In 1702 he transferred to King's Lynn, which he represented, with one short intermission, for the next 40 years.

That speech, of course, paid repeated tribute to the elder Mr. Cuomo, and the era he represented, with his son remembering those days as a time of seriousness and purpose.

Srnicek's friend and agent Steve Wraith thanked those who had sent cards and best wishes to the Srnicek family in the Czech Republic on behalf of his mother Bernadette and brother Milan, who was present, and told the congregation of Srnicek's love for the city and for the club he represented with such distinction.

Two weeks later, he represented with loss of consciousness.

The role of the prosecutor is to represent the parties that he represents with an eye to doing the right thing.

According to the Oct. 5, 2010 Daily News Lopez sleeps in a district other that that he represents with a woman who is not his wife -- and the woman rakes in more than $300,000 a year for running one of Lopez's operations.

"He's going to be involved with some good people and he's going to be involved with a very good club, which he's represented with great distinction for a long period of time.

The Mnevis bull was either black or piebald in colour, and in sculptures and paintings he was represented with a solar disc between his horns.

While still in his 20s he represented people with AIDS in high-level meetings with the Federal Drug Administration and other agencies and private companies.