Sentence examples for privilege to represent from inspiring English sources

It's a privilege to represent your team.

It was a privilege to represent the Omagh families.

"It is my privilege to represent Jill Harth and three other Trump accusers.

He apologised to the victims "I worked hard to help", and added: "It's a great privilege to represent Rochdale people.

In one promo for the show Mr. Franz says: "For the last eight years it's been a privilege to represent New York's finest.

Should his actions be deemed serious enough, it could also suspend his licence or even withdraw his privilege to represent players for good.

EAs are a group of 43,000 tax pros who are already regulated by the IRS and have special privileges to represent taxpayers at the IRS.

"It is such a privilege to be representing my country and to be at the top of the driver wins is quite special.

"It's been a privilege and honour to represent this generous community".

His comments indicated he knew he was speaking to a commissioner who talks often about what a privilege it is to represent the N.F.L. Roethlisberger declined to discuss details of the case but said he was "truly sorry for the disappointment and negative attention I have brought to my family, my teammates and coaches, the Rooneys and the N.F.L".

"It is a huge honour and a privilege for me to represent the football club," Smith said.