Sentence examples for suddenly representing from inspiring English sources

The Democrats also proposed switching two adjacent districts on Long Island, so Thomas Alfano of Franklin Square and Robert Barra of Valley Stream, both Republicans, would find themselves suddenly representing each other's districts.

"Everybody is suddenly representing themselves to the world this way, and you see people doing different things, just to make themselves look better or stand out — anything from mild retouching to putting themselves in pictures and making themselves look like paintings, and all that 'Avatar'-y sort of stuff".

What does it mean to have devoted your life to something, only to find you're suddenly representing a country that doesn't exist?" "I was at the listening post when the Wall came down," says Jörg. "We had no idea, even though we were listening to the Russians.

For those growing up on the border ballooning federal budgets suddenly represented more job opportunities.

As such, Ms. Fischer suddenly represents one of the Republican Party's best hopes in its effort to regain control of the Senate.

For my generation, traumatised by the rise of Jean-Marie Le Pen's party, she suddenly represented chauvinism in its nastiest form.

With Nixon about to campaign for re-election and the voting age lowered to 18 for the first time, creating 11 million new voters, many of them Beatles fans, Lennon suddenly represented a real threat.

After a series of demanding roles, the man once famous chiefly for his seductive Texan drawl and for taking his shirt off now suddenly represents the brave and serious end of showbiz.

Your agent's loyalty to you, the seller, can be compromised if your agent or one of his co-workers suddenly represents both you and the person you're trying to sell to.

And when I moved to New York I suddenly represented all of the American South and people would check my head to see if there were slight horns emerging.

Deviation of stress from equilibrium when a network is stretched suddenly is represented by a time dependent constraint contribution that is of the same form as that of the equilibrium theory.