Sentence examples for representing young from inspiring English sources

But it's vital to know that we weren't representing young black America but young America in general".

He described the unexpected emotion involved in announcing his retirement and announced plans to combine media work with representing young players in an advisory capacity.

The day before, Nabni, a thinktank representing young entrepreneurs, published a Manifesto for a New Way, calling for a change in governance.

New laws to clamp down on anti-social behaviour will "promote intolerance of youth" and damage the relationship between young people and the police, the children's commissioner and leading organisations representing young people warn today.

He has no reservations about representing young people whose "immaturity and lack of judgment" had led them into serious crime, he says, but he has declined some cases involving career criminals he considered "beyond redemption".

The trick is to think of shoes as being like people, with the super-high ones representing young people and the easier-going stocky ones representing those of your age.

Mr. Whitesell, who gained a reputation representing younger stars, will bring along clients including Drew Barrymore, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Jon Bon Jovi, Kate Hudson and Jada Pinkett Smith as well as actors like Jon Voight, Alan Rickman and Gary Sinise.

"Don Juan" represents young Strauss in his world-conquering mode.

Admission free Founded in 2008, the gallery programme at Open represents young, unknown contemporary artists, primarily from Berlin and New York.

"To me, the Cheetah Girls represent young girls of the millennium," Ms. Chase said in a telephone interview from Toronto.

"It's not only farming that will perish," said Shun Shirai of J. A. Youth, which represents young farmers.