Sentence examples for like to represent from inspiring English sources
"I would like to represent my district".
I'd really like to represent him.
"I would like to represent my country again.
We would like to represent as many student projects as possible.
He said he was "half-American" and would like to represent the United States someday.
"Certainly I would like to represent him," Miller said in a telephone interview.
He liked to represent the District of Columbia as a colony, its black inhabitants oppressed by a white power structure.
It is intriguing that a slim intellectual known for his classy business suits likes to represent himself as a pumped-up muscleman.
The dead were victims of what Gaddafi liked to represent to visitors as Western terrorism.
"Russell [T Davies, screenwriter for Doctor Who, Torchwood, and Wizards vs Aliens] likes to represent the world as he sees it.
Inspired by "Dream caused by the Flight of a Bee around a Pomegranate a Second before Awakening". Bodies, in the third course, were represented just as Dalí liked to represent them: as something warped, outlandish, and not-right.
