Sentence examples for as a tangible sign of from inspiring English sources

Each Nettelhorst student has tied a piece of fabric to the fence as a tangible sign of his or her personal intention to create a better world.

The thalis were chosen as a tangible sign of achievement, while also being of immediate use.

Navy Athletic Director Chet Gladchuk said that was a "tangible sign of a unified front by those remaining schools".

"These fields are a tangible sign of our Youth Football Fund in action," Commissioner Paul Tagliabue said in a statement.

Maroon "Ryan for Heisman" T-shirts dotted the scene, a tangible sign of the Heisman Trophy campaign for the quarterback Matt Ryan.

And it is a tangible sign of the changing and complex landscape that will face the incoming Bush administration, which has vowed to increase defense spending, forge ahead with missile defenses and treat China as a competitor.

It will be a catharsis for the city, Tekulve said, a tangible sign of progress but nothing close to the feeling of a championship.

A tangible sign of their bond is the film "Présentation" ("Introduction"), from 1951, which Rohmer directed and the twenty-year-old Godard stars in.

Now it picks up anything up to 200 people – a tangible sign of the umbilical cord that connects the two cities.

It is double the number caught last year - a tangible sign of the tightening of the border.

"And it will be a while before we can observe a tangible sign of restructuring in Chrysler".