Sentence examples for represent English from inspiring English sources

We represent English football and are the only [English] team in European competition.

This does not, however, mean that Westminster will be dominated by the Scots, for 528 of the 645 MPs in the Commons represent English constituencies.

A mini-riot erupted in Birmingham last weekend, when demonstrators against "militant Islam" from a group claiming to represent "English people, from businessmen and women, to football hooligans", clashed with Asian men.

In graphs of emphasis and tonal inflection, in signs for indicating poetic stress, and in tabulations of punctuation, elocutionists, grammarians, and prosodists deployed new typographic marks and measures to represent English speech on the page.

Next, through an intensive reading of the transcript under this category, two subcategories were identified: 1) certificates represent English proficiency, 2) certificates do not necessarily represent English proficiency.

We apply rough filters to the collection (roughly 50,000 books) in an attempt to obtain a set of books that represent English works of fiction.

"It's got to start changing because when you look behind the scenes, it's just not representing English football".

"The BNP is Britain's foremost patriotic party and represents English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh people," he said.

It is thanks to Pound that the school has much of its artwork representing English and early American legal figures.

According to the Local Government Association LGAA), which represents English councils, spending on prevention has been protected amid the butchery of services over the past four years.

If the National Stud represents English traditionalism, the huge Darley Stud epistomises global wealth and ambition, each blade of grass perfectly manicured thanks to Sheikh Mohammed's millions.