Sentence examples for starting to represent from inspiring English sources

Within the league, people were worried that "the misdeeds of a few" were starting to "represent the image of all 2,000," she said.

In some U.S. cities especially those at higher elevations in the mountainous west naturally occurring background levels of ozone are starting to represent a significant fraction of the total.

Now it says it has started to represent the capitalists and the middle class.

Anchor Lauren Rowe asked: "What if another attorney comes along and starts to represent him?

The hostess, Angela Westwater, whose New York gallery, Sperone Westwater, had started to represent both Nauman and Rothenberg, seated them together.

We're inviting the individuals of those parties to join us, but they have to leave their ideology and start to represent themselves.

"Only really when it gets to be more than 50% then it starts to represent more hope than we have seen historically," noted the diplomat.

Simultaneously, another early champion of the work, well-known London photography gallerist Michael Hoppen, started to represent Doyle and show his work in his Chelsea gallery.

It was during these sets that The Concert for Valor started to represent a USO show, in which it is better understood that the best way to honor the military personnel is to entertain them.

Many legal figures have warned that people who no longer qualify for legal aid will start to represent themselves in court instead – jamming up the system as cases take longer to resolve.

Her suitemate Kathleen Waterloo said that a Washington gallery had started to represent her after seeing her work, geometric encaustic paintings, at a satellite fair in Miami a few years ago.