Sentence examples for Early symbol from inspiring English sources

Haile Selassie's charisma made him an early symbol of black pride.

In the 1820s, as it waged a war of independence against the Ottoman Empire, Greece became an early symbol of escape from the prison house of empire.

However, much of it cuts through West Bank territory and Budrus became an early symbol of Palestinian popular resistance against the barrier.

And as an early symbol of diversity on the runway, he took as a model the Algerian Farida Khelfa, known as Farida, who remembered the early days as she toured the exhibition.

The only customer of the biggest private power plant, an early symbol of liberalisation, is having trouble paying its bills, and the main shareholder, Enron of Texas, is threatening to pull out.Services are fine, but they cannot create the millions of low- and mid-skilled jobs India needsThese passing maladies point to deeper ills.

An early symbol was the city's first (as well as Colombia's first) metro line, clean and reliable, which went into service 20 years ago.

Greg Noll, one of the early symbols of big-wave surfing in Hawaii, confessed to being overwhelmed.

The name of the letter in the Phoenician period resembled the Hebrew name aleph meaning "ox"; the form is thought to derive from an earlier symbol resembling the head of an ox.

Early Greek forms gave way to intermediate Greek and Latin renditions that were virtually identical to the modern B. The equivalent Hebrew letter is thought to derive from an earlier symbol resembling the floor plan of a house; hence, the letter was named beth, the Hebrew word for "house".

The differential angle ϕ k,l is evaluated by multiplying the pilot k at symbol l with the conjugate of the similar pilot at the same index k at symbol l - 1 (the similar pilot could be in an earlier symbol) to mitigate the channel effect.

"A triangle pointing down is a really early alchemical symbol, symbolizing the downward flow, and water, which always represents the feminine.