Sentence examples for in to represent from inspiring English sources

(The Greek prime minister stepped in to represent Cypriot interests).

Lord Alli stepped in to represent O'Grady following the death last year of his long-time agent, Brendan Murphy.

She made an arrow pointing at the organ and drew a teardrop and colored it in to represent blood.

Olsson, who was brought in to represent Sture Bergwall after he retracted his confessions, has a reputation for taking on difficult cases.

But he stops short of plunging in to represent any transactions, instead tagging along on a couple of open houses, which feels anticlimactic, to say the least.

Ron Russo, a lawyer at Herzfeld & Rubin in Manhattan, said he "might be brought in" to represent Mr. Ramnarine, but declined to speak about the case.

Williams described the squad as, "a united group of players ready to put their heart and soul in to representing Wales to the very best of their ability".

"I believe I made a grave error in judgment in wanting to represent this story".

She says that unconscious bias still rules the choices brands make in who to represent them in ads.

In order to represent mixing effects in the pump a CSTR model was included additionally.

We interpret the difference in resistivity to represent a difference in elastic properties.