Sentence examples for he represents about from inspiring English sources

He represents about three dozen New Jersey school districts and serves as a trustee of Kean University.

"I consider myself the incumbent," he said, noting that he represents about 66percentt of the new district's residents.

Tom O'Connell has been an agent for 10 years, and he represents about 60 baseball players, mostly in the minor leagues.

The poll measured the views of those throughout Manhattan, not only those in his district, but the results are telling because he represents about 40 percent of the borough's residents.

By loving his haters, he can proceed with uncomplicated vigor to demolish their arguments, ones which come not from a dislike of his policies but of what he represents about the changing demographics of power.

Sheikh Jumeil said that he represented about a thousand people, mostly farmers.

"It's a fantastic deal," said Danny Becnel, a Louisiana lawyer who said he represented about 1,000 plaintiffs.

The church's lawyer, Albert R. Cunningham, who is also a pastor in Redding, Calif., said he represented about 200 New Testament congregations, which believe that the separation of church and state is absolute.

"One's a spokesman for the church, and one investigates the church," said Michael G. Dowd, a Manhattan lawyer who said he represented about 100 clients who claimed to have been abused by priests, including more than a dozen whose claims involve priests in the Rockville Centre Diocese.

He represented about half this district before, he's working in Harrisburg now as chairman of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (whatever you do, don't crack down on the Citywide Special, Tim) and he has a lot more Democrats to work with here than next door.

The ships represent about 34,000 additional passengers.