Sentence examples for where he represented from inspiring English sources

"It seems pretty attainable," Hoffman said before this month's amateur draft, where he represented the Padres.

She later accompanied him to Australia, where he represented the United Nations for Papua New Guinea.

At Versailles, where he represented the British government, Keynes became outraged by the stupidity of the aged men around him.

In 1946, Mr. Zhou and his family moved to New York, where he represented the Xinhua Trust and Savings Bank.

He later emigrated to England, where he represented the interests of the Polish prince Adam Jerzy Czartorski.

He joined the New York law firm of Willkie Farr & Gallagher where he represented Baseball's National League.

Being considered for: United States Trade Representative Would bring to the job: Sixteen years in the House of Representatives, where he represents Los Angeles and is known for his keen intelligence, legislative skills and grasp of trade issues, which could give him an edge in advocating for President Obama's trade agenda on Capitol Hill.

The bridegroom, 39, is an agent at United Talent Agency in Los Angeles, where he represents film directors and writers.

The groom, 27, is an assistant director at Studley Inc., a commercial real estate brokerage company in New York, where he represents commercial tenants looking to lease property.

Her husband, John W. White, is co-chairman of the corporate governance practice at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, where he represents many of the companies that the S.E.C. regulates.

Mr. Reback is now an attorney at Carr & Ferrell in Silicon Valley, where he represents several companies that have complained to the government about Google.