Sentence examples for the squad represents from inspiring English sources

Given how rarely he has played this season, Gourcuff's very presence in the squad represents an achievement in itself, although it clearly owes much to the success he enjoyed under Blanc at Bordeaux.

I think the squad represents that nicely.

It is true that the case of the firing squad represents an exception to the exclusion principle — an exception that the principle must be emended to accommodate.

A bill passed by the Utah Senate Tuesday approving execution by firing squad represents the latest move toward antiquated execution methods in states that are running out of lethal injection drugs and could signal a turning point for the death penalty in the US. .

He played on Argentina's victorious 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship squad, represented the country in the 2006 World Cup, and scored two goals in five matches as Argentina swept to the gold medal at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.

The teams on the sideline were national squads representing the United States and Mexico, which raised two questions.

With the loss, this and later the 1895 and 1955 squads represented the only seasons Alabama failed to win a game at Tuscaloosa during a season that at least one game was played there.

Mr. Westbrook's pupils made up half the squad that represented the United States at the Sydney Olympics.

That France is no haven of multiculturalism can be gauged not just through its politics but through its art and cinema (La Haine and the more recent Hidden are chilling reminders that unresolved issues persevere) but the fact that the squad is represented by such a range of nationalities-of-origin is cause for celebration.

Taylor is one of most well-travelled players in the squad, having represented clubs in Boston, Ottawa, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Sydney and Gothenburg.

The instant success of the "Suicide Squad" soundtrack represents the fruit of many months of work for Ayer, music supervisors Gabe Hilfer and Season Kent and the rest of the team behind the film, who set out to assemble a group of musical superstars worthy of a blockbuster about a ragtag band of supervillains.