Sentence examples for move to represent from inspiring English sources

She also rather likes shiny jewellery, we've all heard her song "Diamonds", which she performs with a dance move to represent that most sparkling of gemstones.

As the computer uses more and more CPU processes, the tumor will shake, inflate, and move to represent the usage.

I recently moved to represent a manufacturer and after six hard years I finally feel like I have passed the test and am enjoying a great opportunity.

Born to a working-class family in Lambeth, Livingstone joined the Labour Party in 1968 and was elected to represent Norwood at the GLC in 1973, before moving to represent Hackney North and Stoke Newington in 1977, and then Paddington in 1981.

For the FEAm data set, the three in figure 2 was compared with one in which Mnemopsis3 was moved to represent the sister group of all the other opsins.

In 1975, Graupe and Cline (30) first introduced the autoregressive moving average (ARMA) model to represent EMG signals.

The move appears to represent a shift in thinking as the Home Office has voiced concerns about imported imams and tried to encourage the recruitment of homegrown clerics more in touch with British Muslim youth.

The winner moves on to represent the CONCACAF region countries from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean at the quadrennial Confederations Cup, a dress rehearsal, of sorts, for the World Cup.

(In another twist for Washington's interdependent soap opera, Bennett moved on to represent McCain in his battle with the Times).

Can we expect these institutions to move as quickly to represent both sexes?

In March, in an unusual move, Ryan decided to represent himself in court and waived his right to counsel.