Sentence examples for emblematic resident from inspiring English sources

One of the Beach House's regulars is Lee-Ann Curren, a 23-year-old professional surfer who might just be the new Biarritz's most emblematic resident.

The Bransoms, who arrived in March, are emblematic of new downtown New Rochelle residents: urban cool, more comfortable with loft living than Rob and Laura Petrie's house.

Some residents described the closing as emblematic of the area's gentrification.

Among the first to enter the lottery were Julie and Christopher Malfroid, year-round residents whose housing plight has been emblematic.

Jo Miller, the chief executive of Doncaster council, insists that better times lie ahead for the town that was emblematic of Britain's industrial age and whose residents, disillusioned with the broken promises of modernity, economic transition and European integration, voted overwhelmingly to leave the EU.

The key battlegrounds between residents and the tourism industry include the emblematic architectural works of Antonio Gaudi.

It would be reason enough to pick Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (formerly Victoria Terminus) as the building most emblematic of Mumbai because more than three million of the city's residents rush through its portals every day.

He is emblematic of a generational divide that cuts through southwestern Pennsylvania, splitting residents who worked in the mills from those who grew up believing there was no future in steel.

The impossible constraints the city's residents must grapple with are as unique as they are emblematic of economic injustice facing all black people in the US.

Industry analysts see the Capcom Five case, particularly the loss of GameCube exclusivity for Resident Evil 4, as a major blow to Nintendo Capcom relations and is emblematic of Nintendo's failure to attract third-party support during the GameCube era.

Images of desperate residents lining up for a rare food aid delivery in January 2014 became emblematic of the Syrian conflict.