Sentence examples for represented a group of from inspiring English sources

In 2001, she and GLAD represented a group of seven same-sex couples seeking marriage licenses in Massachusetts.

Prof. Frank Askin of the Rutgers Law School in Newark, who represented a group of East Windsor residents challenging their homeowners association, said they would appeal the decision.

Operating out of a showroom in The Wyndham Hotel, she represented a group of wellregarded foreign fashion designers that included Simonetta (Italy), Strelitz (Ireland) and Polly Hornburg (Bermuda).

(An examination of the minutes would have uncovered the policy, said Mr. Wagner, who represented a group of residents who sued to overturn the rule and lost).

One man announced that he represented a group of 30 to 40 people willing to stand in an intersection near the stock exchange.

Having carefully studied most of these fossil specimens, Owen recognized that all of these bones represented a group of large reptiles that were unlike any living varieties.

Mr. Rahl represents a group of bondholders.

A canvas represents a group of workers gathered below a portrait of Stalin.

"I'm very surprised," said Bruce I. Afran, a lawyer in New Jersey representing a group of phone users.

The writer claimed to represent a group of concerned members, but that could not be verified.

"This is a show that represents a group of kids doing a lot of excessive and risky behavior," she said.