Sentence examples for diamonds represents from inspiring English sources

In other words, "Diamonds" represents Balanchine's beginnings.

The diamonds represent how many you have to buy for your wife after you get caught.

"The diamonds represent Mommy and Daddy standing next to you to help you stay strong".

But not all members of the government have the same aims for the diamonds: to some members of Zanu-PF, cut off now from access to the state coffers by Biti's reforms at the finance ministry, the diamonds represent an opportunity to loot again.

The survey estimates that these black diamonds represent 12% of South Africa's black adults, and make 180 billion rand a year ($26.2 billion), or 28% of the country's (and more than half of all black South African) buying power.For some, such as Lawrence Schlemmer, a sociologist in Cape Town, this definition is far too broad to be meaningful.

Green diamonds represent average values.

Diamonds represent multimedia streaming video frame group.

Red diamonds represent the locations of OBP gauge stations.

The black diamonds represent tube furnace annealed intrinsic samples.

Rounded rectangles represent start or end, rectangles represent processes, and diamonds represent decisions.

Blue diamonds represent the simple ash particles while red squares represent the complex ash particles.