Sentence examples for who representing from inspiring English sources

There was a headhunter a year ago who, representing the Thomas Cook travel agency in London, asked if I'd like to move across the pond.

And it is the Bishop who, representing the Chaney character's noble, sensitive side, who gallantly sacrifices himself when he finds that Fifi prefers a society jewel thief (Owen Moore) who has reformed under his guidance.

He does not attend a single one of the sessions; in the courtroom, he speaks with the voice of his Attorney General, who, representing the government, does his best — his very best — to obey his master.

Hussaina Ibrahim, a senior lawyer at the Kano branch of the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) who representing Tasi'u says the teenager has "no business" being on trial.

The New Yorker, August 13 , 1927P. 9 Persons recently returned from Europe were beset by bootleggers who, representing themselves as stewards employed on the ship upon which the travellers arrived, offered to fill orders for anything aboard.

Notwithstanding the illicit thrill of watching live sport in the middle of the night, there is a tranquillity that comes from surrendering oneself to action taking place on the other side of the world in the company of people who, representing a range of regional accents, really know what they're talking about.

His warrant is Baudelaire: "All great men are bêtes; all representative men who represent, or men who represent multitudes.

Representative Ed Pastor, who represents western Phoenix, is considered safe.

Who represents them?

"Now who represents the north?

Dome warfare Who represents us now?