Sentence examples for role represented from inspiring English sources
Casting him as a blue-blooded officer in his first major film role represented a considerable risk, but it was one that paid off.
The role represented a great change for Auteuil.
Rutgers' Walsh also pointed out that governors are less visible on a national stage, so voters rarely get to see a woman in that role represented in the media ― unless there's some breakout national story (like when then-South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley took the national stage after removing the Confederate flag from her statehouse).
Across all the cases, the NP role represented the full scope of family primary care practice, consistent with the scope of practice and standards expected by the provincial regulatory body.
The United States Supreme Court's role represents a different set of problems for Mr. Gore.
Powell quite rightly passes over in silence Blair's post-retirement role representing the international "Quartet" on Palestine.
The crystals seemed to symbolize the weight of past tradition this role represents: glittering and heavy, with a clunky tiara.
His standing lay in his role representing three Indiana pension funds that held pieces of Chrysler's first-lien debt.
"The dollar's international role represents the ultimate moral hazard," C. Fred Bergsten, who runs the Peterson Institute for International Economics, told me.
The role represents a striking career about-face for Ms. Buck, 60, who has studied acting for the last seven years.
The ABC's freedom of information editor, Michael McKinnon, appeared before a Senate inquiry into the bill in his role representing the Right to Know coalition of news organisations.
