Sentence examples for represented much of from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 — Representative Paul E. Gillmor, an Ohio Republican who represented much of the northwestern and north-central part of the state, was found dead in his apartment on Wednesday.

Before Mr. Gentile was elected in 1996, a Republican, Robert J. DiCarlo, represented much of the district.

He once represented much of the predominantly black North Side in Congress and had long received support from black politicians, including Mr. Pratt.

Few were convinced that this pledge by McConnell represented much of a breakthrough, and Schumer was soon under fire for selling out the Dreamers.

But she faces a formidable challenge from Lawrence A. Warden, who represented much of the Bronx part of the district in the City Council for 10 years and may be better known to the voters of the 36th Senate District.

"Five Texases is about right, maybe a couple more," said A. R. Schwartz, known as Babe, a Democrat who represented much of the Texas coast, including Galveston, in the Legislature for a quarter-century.

"This provides tangible evidence that things have gotten worse in the area of the country where everyone agreed it was already bad," said Representative John E. Sweeney, a Republican who represents much of the Adirondacks.

"There's good news and bad news," said Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York, who represents much of the East Side of Manhattan.

Unfortunately, the "personal representatives" we saw at work in Afghanistan didn't seem to be representing much of anything.

One of those candidates, Will Burns, already represents much of the ward in his current capacity as Illinois State Representative for the 26th District.

Tepito well represents much of the country at large.