Sentence examples for returns to represent from inspiring English sources

If Lysacek returns to represent the United States at the Sochi Games, it could be the greatest feat of his career.

England's 2010 bronze medal winner Elizabeth Cann returns to represent her home island for the fourth time.

The Argentine, who wasted six months of his career, returned to represent City as a substitute Wednesday and set up the winning goal against Chelsea.

Unionists have admitted that the low turnout in Shankill Road – a traditional loyalist heartland – points to the likelihood that no unionist candidate will be returned to represent Belfast West in the next assembly at Stormont.

He returned to represent the country of his birth at the 2011 World Cup and Ireland will soon have the chance to qualify for Test status.

Alongside Constable, Jersey have Elizabeth Cann, who won singles bronze in 2010 for England, and was fourth in 2006, returning to represent her home island along with England team bronze-medallist from 2010 Mariana Agathangelou.

In one of her final cases in private practice, Brunner returned to represent interested parties in Bexley.

After a seven-month layoff, Harbhajan returned to represent India in ODIs in the Asia Cup in July 2004, where he took four wickets at 39.75 in four matches at 3.97 runs per over.

This plasma membrane, as we'll return to, represents a very effective barrier to segregate what's inside the cell from what's outside of the cell to increase concentrations of certain biochemical entities.

Michael R. Marron, a San Francisco lawyer who was once a partner of Mr. Denvir in private practice, said that Mr. Denvir left the firm in 1987 to return to representing poor defendants and handling what he saw as important issues.

Braun also had a stint as president of PolyGram Records in the early 1980s before returning to representing artists.