Sentence examples for ready to represent from inspiring English sources

An Iranian banker explains that he's ready to represent 19 U.S. companies in joint ventures here.

The United manager, Louis van Gaal, recently suggested he was not yet ready to represent his country at senior level.

"Things were going to come for me and just be ready to represent my family, this team and this whole organization, because everybody behind me had my back".

Luxembourg Foreign Minister Jean Asselbron questioned whether Hungary was ready to represent the E.U. "The plans clearly violate and the spirit of E.U. treaties," he said.

"I would caution people that people love Brooklyn," said Ms. Greer, "and if you make something and put 'Brooklyn' on it, you'd better be ready to represent it in the right way, because they're going to call you out".

It turns out that while respected for his intellect, Brian showed up as meek and understated, leaving others with a perception that he was junior and not ready to represent the firm as a partner.

Break out the jerseys and sweaters, go over the old fight-song lyrics and get ready to properly represent on rivalry weekend.

For Netflix, all this means Goop represents a sizable audience ready to be tapped, while Goop gets to market itself to a wider audience through the streaming platform.

Raymond A. Garcia, a New Haven lawyer representing Agbar Technologies, said the system was ready to be restarted.

Sheldon says the union is ready and willing to represent gig economy workers and has reached out to Uber and Deliveroo workers' groups.

Labour's Sir Richard said he was ready to keep representing the wishes of voters in the city.