Sentence examples for the man representing from inspiring English sources

The man representing the front of the horse is standing upright, while the man representing the back of the horse is bent over holding onto the first man's waist.

A little over three years after Pan Am Flight 103 blew up over Lockerbie, Scotland, Fred D. Thompson provided advice to a colleague about one of his law firm's new clients: The man representing the two Libyan intelligence officials charged in the terrorist bombing.

Now that Farrell is no longer with us (tragically, he drowned in 1979) the man representing Man Booker felt safe enough to trumpet Man Group's recent acquisition of fellow hedge fund GLG Partners for a cool $1.6bn£1.1bnbn) and to affirm that his "prestigious" organisation thought the prize "fits well with our values".

The man represents intellect.

"The way I read the story," she said, "the man represents an extreme position as being the center.

According to two Tactical Response Reports, the man represented an "imminent threat of battery" and performed an "attack without weapon".

May/December relationships aren't of note where the man represents December and his female partner, May.

Sen. Nick McKim, a member of the Australian Greens political party, said on Monday that the death of the man represented an "abhorrent" failure by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's government, and pointed to the country's immigration minister, Peter Dutton.

Richard Kilty, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, James Ellington, Adam Gemili are the men representing Great Britain.

Mr. Freedman said that in the workshop version, the men, representing many walks of life, draw lots to determine their parts as Joshua (the Jesus figure), Judas and other biblical figures including the Virgin Mary and other women.

Presumably, the men represent Hessian mercenaries.