Sentence examples for represented got a from inspiring English sources

Not all the artists represented got a fair shake from life.

It represented getting out of the limitations of being a black entertainer.

Even Mr. Jiang's heralded ideological departure, called the theory of the three represents, got no scrutiny.

Bongs represent getting high as something the cool kids do—it's weed as an exclusive club.

Bland advocacy of the sort that "Pride" charmingly represents gets thrown away with yesterday's newspapers.

Sarah Sanders, a spokesman for Mr Trump, defended the move by stating the White House "had the pool there so everyone would be represented and get an update from us today".

His monk pictures caused a sensation: they, above all others, gave the public the sado-masochistic frisson they were looking for (the poorly represented Velázquez barely got a look in).

SPiN creators Franck Raharinosy, Jonathan Bricklin, and Andrew Gordon also came to represent -- and get a few good games in.

While the group's press release called sending the effigies onto the next life in a swirling pillar of flames a "light-hearted" way to celebrate November 5, it acknowledged the subjects the sculptures represent can get a little dark.

It's already very Americanized in the sense that there is an absolute focus on the party leaders the idea of collegiate government, of the prime minister as chairman of the board, that a Westminster system is meant to represent barely gets a look-in.

But after Mr. Bischoff, who was represented by Mr. Rikon, got a stay of the eviction order, G&S quickly offered a settlement of $140,000.