Sentence examples for hold to represent from inspiring English sources
"I put my teaching career on hold to represent my country at various events across the globe and now the time is right to just concentrate on the day job," said the recurve bow specialist.
The virulent, xenophobic anti-American sentiment of some protesters is not held to represent the collective.
In contrast, juvenile temporal arteritis is held to represent an arteriocentric form of angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia.
The protesters are held to represent a majority of Bolivians, while the government is that of a rapacious white elite.
Three of the novels, The Financial Expert (1952), The Guide (1958), and The Man-Eater of Malgudi (1961), are generally held to represent the pinnacle of his art.
But she also claims that some of the modern figures held to represent Seventies Man's opposite are not quite as reconstructed as we think.
The fact is that while migrants are held to represent a threat, and leeches on a scarce resource, 10,000 is too many.
A given mental age was held to represent an average child's level of mental functioning for a given chronological age.
The issue is that women entering male fields are held to represent their gender: a woman being rubbish means that women can't commentate, a bloke being rubbish means he can't.
The rough recordings Dylan made in Woodstock in the spring and summer of 1967 had a profound effect, widely held to represent the third time in as many years that he altered the course of music.
