Sentence examples for so he represented from inspiring English sources

Because of his unusual challenge, Fay could not race, as a representative of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, so he represented the Mercury Bay Boating Club, a formerly unknown club.

For a decade or so he represented the United States in weightlifting, including at the Seoul Olympics (he was injured in the competition), and still looks extremely fit; the American jock next door with teeth the colour of a clean sheet of paper.

So he represented the struggle, and leaving the struggle.

All right, so he represented a mob boss who copped a plea.

I like the fact he's from the North so he represents them".

The man is clearly Photoshopped in, deliberately so: he represents the attempt to graft a false history on to Pakistan, linking it to the Wahhabism of Saudi Arabia.

Union Rags also is the last foal from Tempo, a mare that belonged to Wyeth's mother, so he represents the end of the line of decades of her mother's thoroughbred breeding efforts.

If so, he represents in his art, five centuries before the invention of credit cards and shopping malls, the familiar Christian lament that Christmas has become a busy time about everything but the newborn at its center.

"Creed's" Adonis Johnson character, played by Michael B. Jordan, was important to Coogler because "he represented so many African American men who don't have their fathers in their lives," the director said.

So he was represented by appointed counsel from the Federal Defenders office, something that is uncommon in prominent insider trading cases, although certainly not unknown.

There's a grain of truth there, in so far as he represented the first vaguely authentic indigenous response to rock'n'roll – his early records saw him backed by jazz musicians who seemed to treat the whole thing as a joke – and they both managed to outrage the authorities.