Sentence examples for it will represent something from inspiring English sources

My goal is beautiful and special because it will represent something fantastic to Genoa and their fans for a long time".

They're busy raiding Borussia Dortmund again and are close to signing £55m goal machine Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who will represent something of an upgrade on Wilfried Bony.

When Mr. Martoma walks into Federal District Court in Manhattan on Monday morning, he will represent something else: the latest in a growing list of former SAC employees who find themselves accused of breaking the law.

Sectarianism remains a fraught subject for the nation – new legislation aimed specifically at football supporters has been delayed by six months as it passes through the Scottish parliament – but as Rangers and Celtic are drawn into opposition again, the hope is McCoist and Lennon will represent something different: competitive values, and a rivalry that is ageless but also capable of restraint.

While their group stage exit from the tournament in March prompted calls for a wide-ranging overhaul of their approach to the format, the proximity of the fixture to the tour of the Caribbean, coming three days after the final Test with West Indies, means the party will represent something of a mixed bag.

The lands will represent something of a departure for Disney with their lived-in, war-torn look.

The store's product mix will be generated directly by what customers are buying — or not buying — and that will represent something of a challenge to the way Nike stores traditionally operate.

Of course, it's foolish to walk into a play hoping that it will represent one's race or sex; the playwright's job is not to represent or stand up for anyone but to say something fascinating about humanity.

Now it will represent close to 40%.

It will represent the nipple part.

So whenever opportunities come, if you are prepared to represent your music than chances are it will be something that people will like and feel.