Sentence examples for represented until from inspiring English sources

He was elected to Parliament for Waterford (1891), which he represented until his death.

Magni and Nibali were both at Fassa Bortolo, before joining Liquigas – whom the rider represented until joining Astana in 2012.

It's interesting that these disgraceful sentiments would have represented, until recently, the official Communist party view of religion.

Ms. Jackson, who was represented until the spring by Lindsay Scott Management in Los Angeles, sings a duet with Chingy on "Powerballin'," released today by Capitol Records.

He was elected for Staffordshire East and Derby in 1994 and, when constituency boundaries were changed, for the East Midlands, which he represented until he died.

The district, which includes Little Rock and several surrounding counties, was represented until 2011 by a Democrat for more than a decade.

Candidates for Senate do not have to be residents of the state they seek to represent until Election Day.

That's because his strongest card is complexity, where you can't figure out what he represents until he gradually reveals himself".

It is hard to say what the large black-and-white portraits of schoolchildren by Liao Chien Hsing/Jeff represent until you read that some were taken in Taiwan and some in the United States.

Fields still dresses well in cuff links and cuffed glen-plaid trousers, which only emphasizes how different he appears from the down-home people he represents — until they start talking, whereupon he really seems like just another Southerner, albeit one metabolically attuned to the relentless hum of retail politics.

Pls are quantitatively important in membranes of neuronal tissues, including the brain and the retina, where they can represent until almost two-third of ethanolamine glycerophospholipids.