Sentence examples for named to represent from inspiring English sources

The Roos appointment, though, stands in contrast to the heavyweights previously named to represent the United States in Tokyo.

A1 William Lerach, a flamboyant class-action lawyer, was named to represent the lead plaintiff, the University of California, in the tangle of securities fraud cases against Arthur Andersen and former Enron officials.

As many as 24 players will attend the training camp in Las Vegas in July, and 12 will eventually be named to represent the United States at this summer's world championships in Japan.

Phillips's sale included modern masters like Andy Warhol and Ms Martin, as well as trendier artists like Mr. Hirst and Robert Gober, who has just been named to represent the United States at next year's Venice Biennale.

But Robert A. Abernethy, who was named to represent Brandon, petitioned the court recently to withdraw from the case because the Office of the Legal Defender, where he works, had briefly represented Orlando.

Calm's campaign Project 84 – so named to represent the 84 men who die weekly by suicide in the UK – stresses the devastation left behind.

In recent years the UK has opted for bigger names to represent it, including Bonnie Tyler, Engelbert Humperdinck and boy band Blue.

The United Jewish Appeal used young Jacob, his given name, to represent child survivors, and he participated in a fund-raising appeal.

Sebastian has released eight top ten albums including two number ones, but Australians were hoping for a bigger name to represent them at the singing contest in May.

The group are now known simply as the Unthanks, changing their name to represent Becky's growing role in the group just as they are beginning to gain a certain recognition as Rachel Unthank and the Winterset.

If they do manage a good result in Düsseldorf this year, I sincerely hope we give them some credit for it, perhaps encouraging bigger and better names to represent their music and their country on this enormous international stage instead of dismissing it as beneath them.