Sentence examples for lucky to represent from inspiring English sources

Brian Pothecary was representing the 10,000-strong members of the Elite Racing Club and said: "I'm very lucky to represent Elite here today, as one of three coachloads of owners who were selected by ballot to attend.

Venz from the Philippines added: 'We are very lucky to represent our country to voice out and share what's happening or [the] situation our nation's children have.' UNICEF Philippines has been working with the Council for the Welfare of Children for more than 10 years on child participation initiatives, and previously hosted two regional children's meetings in South East Asia.

She promoted her husband's campaign -- "We would all be extraordinarily lucky to be represented by such a person" -- in accepting an award last week as the Financial Women's Association Private Sector Woman of the Year.

I feel incredibly, incredibly lucky to be representing everybody.

Overall, I felt lucky to be able to represent the state of Hawaii at Miss America, which naturally celebrates diversity and multiculturalism.

In 2004, I was lucky to be chosen to represent young people at a leadership conference in Johannesburg.

Instead, every individual lucky enough to represent the All Blacks is meant to dedicate himself to matching the standard set by his predecessor in the position.

"I have been very lucky not to represent anyone crazy," he told an interviewer for a Czech weekly news magazine in 2003.

"I'm lucky enough to represent my country and I'm loving this moment".

I'm lucky enough to represent a community proud of its many aerospace milestones; from breaking the sound barrier to the first manned commercial spaceflight.

Reina says: "I realise just how lucky I am to represent this club.