Sentence examples for with to represent from inspiring English sources
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The app then monitors your location, speed etc and comes up with an estimate of how much CO2 you probably emitted and converts it into a "Recoin" (Renewable Energy coin) – a unit they have come up with to represent every kilogram of CO2 the user saves.
The publisher recently signed with Creative Artists Agency to represent the gang in Hollywood.
Millions of voters find themselves with nobody to represent them at Westminster.
The intelligent modeling system defines classes with attributes to represent various aspects of physical entities.
Other companies however appear concerned with trying to represent environmental campaign groups as well as industry, according to Davies.
In 1939 he was elected along with Cumberbatch to represent Trinidad at the AAA Championships at White City, London.
Both new and established artists – even serious actors – take part (imagine Jarvis Cocker and Ewan McGregor competing with Dappy to represent the UK).
The Muslim Brotherhood, milder than the Salafists but with pretensions to represent orthodoxy, has itself spun off new political trends.
We were all struggling to find some form with which to represent what happened.
