Sentence examples for representing just about from inspiring English sources

About 300 turned up, representing just about everybody I had ever known - and all those I had fallen out with.

"We have the highest percentage of Asian students of any Long Island school district, with Indian students representing just about 25percentt of our student population.

Maelstroms of commercial ferment, where the staffers and patrons shout the names of delicacies at each other like epithets -- Soppressatta!" "Fontinella!" -- the stores offer cheese and cured meats from all over the world, as well as olive oils representing just about every possible degree of virginity.

For its caravan of gold, the Bank of England received $3.5bn, representing just about the lowest price that anyone could have found in the last 30 years, and roughly $10.8bn less than the same quantity would fetch today (though growth in the bank's undisclosed alternative investments will chip a little off that figure).

Davis, a former music exec, is known for representing just about every online music venture over the last several years.

You can now buy a basket of stocks representing just about any broad index or industry group, and get it in bullish or bearish (short-sale) versions.

Foreign operations currently represent just about 15percentt of earnings.

"Human trafficking represents just about the worst manifestation of human cruelty.

Dr. Bowers is known as the rock star of transgender surgery, and her patients represent just about every imaginable demographic.

That is perhaps why the regime also announced the closure of the Kaesong industrial complex, which represents just about the only example of North-South co-operation.

The artworks on display at Frieze Masters reflect success in attracting galleries that represent just about every phase of art history.