Sentence examples for start representing from inspiring English sources

When will the Guardian start representing our views in the same way it does for so many minorities?

"When you start representing a new area, you learn, you meet other people and you grow," he explained.

He added, "When people whose organizations are supporting you start representing literally millions of people in New Jersey, it's hard to start characterizing them as special interests".

The #ToyLikeMe campaign I co-founded in April this year, to call on the global toy industry to start representing disability, marks a progression in disabled rights movements from calling for access to a call for cultural representation.

But Mr. Mottola, a former manager who got his start representing the rock duo Hall and Oates, did offer this during the interview: Record labels, he explained, spend millions developing and marketing artists whose careers peak after only three albums.

"I am hopeful that the court will concur," a defense lawyer, Mehdi Bektas, said by telephone last week, adding that he longed to be unburdened of a case he has handled from the start, representing more defendants than he could recall on the spur of the moment.

Mahler's A minor Piano Quartet at the start represented a teenage symphonist-to-be experimenting with smaller forms.

What both movies share, however, are directors stumbling as they try to do what cinema has wondrously done from its start — represent human life.

Days until DMD start represents the number of days from January 1 , 2011 until the date of the first DMD claim.

We suspect that discontinuation of thyroid hormone treatment within six months of its start represents cases where presumptive treatment was begun based on preliminary test results and then stopped after confirmatory testing ruled out CH.

Fifty-five runnerstarteded, representing sixteen nations.