Sentence examples for that represents friends from inspiring English sources

An organisation that represents friends and relatives of those who died or were caught up in the World Trade Centre has come to the defence of Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal, the makers of Zero Dark Thirty, whose film about the hunt for Osama Bin Laden has, they feel, been "badmouthed" by politicians and the press.

A police officer stopped him on the street while he was carrying the Free Syrian Army's flag — a gift, from an American friend, that represents the dream of a free and democratic Syria.

I will never forget looking at the seat next to me during graduation and seeing the empty chair, a chair that represented my friend who'd been taken away by a bullet to the head while he slept.

"We feel we've lost a friend," Michael Garcia, the president of the union that represents janitors, said of Mr. Villaraigosa.

Wear something that represents you.

She gets specific, adorning a wall outside the exhibition with an immense chart dotted with the names of the show's 84 artists, all connected by radiating lines that represent relationships between correspondents, friends, spouses and collaborators.

Growing up, I wished for dolls that represented me and my friends.

In his warped view of the world, America's closest allies are enemies, and nations that represent dangerous threats are friends.

Finally we assume occasional contacts between households that represent visitations of neighbors and friends.

So I decided to wear a red West African shirt and pants and a keffiyeh that had been wrapped by an Arab friend, an outfit that represented both my heritage as an African-American man and solidarity with my friends from the Middle Eastern community.

Students at Kingsbridge International High School chose dishes that represent their unique cultures and beloved traditions with family and friends.