Sentence examples for would representative from inspiring English sources

As would Representative Ed Perlmutter, a Democrat who won his seat in a historically Republican Denver suburb in 2006.

Mrs. Dole presumably would be a less dogmatic standard-bearer, as would Representative Richard M. Burr, a four-term Republican from Winston-Salem who has talked about running.

"We took action because nobody else would," Representative Sander M. Levin, Democrat of Michigan and chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, who shepherded the bill through the House, said on Thursday.

Other senators are saying publicly that Mr. Edwards is the best choice and would add more to the ticket in regions like the Midwest than would Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri or Gov. Tom Vilsack of Iowa, who are also considered top contenders.

Mr. Israel, 52, a moderate who represents portions of Long Island, would succeed Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland.

An ideal population sample would be representative for its population: this new approach represents another contribution towards this goal.

But that thinking presumed that his opponent would be Representative Michael N. Castle, a popular Republican moderate.

Another possible contender would be Representative Kristi Noem, who came in on a Republican wave in 2010.

Though he was skeptical that Dunkin's shift from polystyrene would be representative.

C1 ABC Gets Condit Interview ABC said its correspondent Connie Chung would interview Representative Gary A. Condit on "Prime Time" on Thursday.

ABC, announced yesterday that its correspondent, Connie Chung, would interview Representative Gary A. Condit in prime time Thursday night.