Sentence examples for now represents as from inspiring English sources

The small province of Sarangani, Pacquiao's home town, which he now represents as a congressman, will be preparing a grand showing at the town hall.

The newly released records provide further evidence of how Smotkin served as an intermediary between Pruitt's advisers and the Moroccan government he now represents as a lobbyist.

Yet this is not a man who has rejected the faith culture he grew up in in his birthplace of Tooting, which he now represents as its MP: I was present in July when he broke his Ramadan fasting at sunset following a Labour candidate hustings in Southall.

He studied law in his home city, which he now represents as an MP, and pursued his studies in Paris.

Alun Davies first tried to be elected to a Westminster seat in 1992, standing for Plaid Cymru in Blaenau Gwent, the seat he now represents as an AM.

Western intelligence estimates reckon such groups now represent as much as 80% of the effective rebel fighting force.

Puerto Ricans are now the second most populous group of Latinxs and, according to Pew, they now represent as much as a third of eligible Latinx Floridian voters.

For example, sick and disabled children are now represented as well — dolls can be customized with items such as a wheelchair, hearing aids, and a diabetic care kit.

The deity, moreover, is now represented as a standing figure and in profile a posture that displays to good advantage the graceful flowing lines of the robes.

The problem is now represented as finding the optimal rigid transformation of two corresponding point sets.

This means each fault (including normal operation) is now represented as a number of signal templates.