Sentence examples for represent to go from inspiring English sources

The leaders of the two main teacher unions said in interviews on Wednesday that they were convinced Mr. Coltart was sincerely trying to raise more money from donors to pay teachers a decent salary — and had asked the 62,000 teachers they represent to go back to work.

I wanted more of a metaphorical mask that is being literally represented to go along with the reality and non-reality that's happening in the show.

Cook has no family links to Moldova but had been actively looking for another nation to represent to enable him to go to the 2016 Olympics.

He is thrilled to represent Tunisia, to go farther than any player has ever gone since the Open began.

Representing Woodstock, NY at the Think Tank, David Gershon, the leader of the Empowerment Institute and its Cool America campaign, will be on hand to train hundreds of youth leaders -- and the hundreds of thousands of young, inspired leaders across the country that they represent -- to go forth and transform millions of households and neighborhoods through a crash-course, low-carbon diet.

"For me, it'd be an honor to be selected to go represent a whole country," he said.

Officials said it was meant to represent a carrot to go along with the several other recent law enforcement initiatives that were less popular among many immigrant groups.

The I.I.H.S. ratings are significant because they represent an effort to go beyond typical crash test standards to evaluate systems designed to prevent crashes.

For Nirina, like over a million of other young children in this poor country, these bags represented the chance to go to school for the first time.

"He had an inner feeling that he would like to go represent Venezuela, and I can understand that".

"We like to go represent our car and our team there," he added, "as there are a lot of Indian people interested in what we do.