Sentence examples for representatives turn from inspiring English sources

McDonald's corporate representatives turn up at the restaurant where he works five or six times a year, counting the number of cars using the drive-though service, timing sales, making sure staff are preparing food according to McDonald's specifications, said Eiker.

As industry representatives turned against any further changes, they stepped up their attention to Mr. Aguilar.

So, one leaden night last February, Edison representatives turned up at a Brooklyn middle school to meet the parents.

There was a rather unseemly sideshow at the memorial to the Second World War, where Republican representatives turned up to personally inform elderly visiting veterans that it was President Obama's fault that the memorial was closed.

But after no representatives turned up on those occasions, they made an announcement at the fourth unsuccessful meeting that the immigration department is adamant about transferring refugees to Lorengau.

Thatcher's representatives turned to Sir Malcolm Ross, a former long-serving member of the Queen's household who, as comptroller of the lord chamberlain's Office, was responsible for the organisation of both royal funerals.

When I asked showrunners David Benioff and D. B. Weiss if they nudged the Jorah Mormont storyline in a Mononoke-esque direction, their representatives turned down my request for an interview.

However, the coordination of appointments with some selected representatives turned out to be unexpectedly complicated: target dates were repeatedly postponed, delegated to other representatives of the same organisation or in one case cancelled without replacement.

It was a surprising but highly representative turn of events, in a country where people are increasingly focused on achieving a degree of normality after decades of strife.

"My representative turned up late and without sufficient documentation.

The filing was made in a suit brought by a former company sales representative turned whistle-blower who sued Pfizer and Parke-Davis in 1996 in Federal District Court in Boston, The Boston Globe reported.