Sentence examples for having symbols from inspiring English sources

Having symbols means playing games, and the first thing people do with the rules of games is change them.

Then, partition the remaining symbols into groups, each having symbols, except that the th group may have less than symbols.

The first step to achieving this is stepping out of the basic format of having symbols around actions and into paragraphs, because you have more room for detail and creativity in that form.

The moment we have symbols for things, we have the possibility of making symbols for the things that stand for the symbols of things.

Each artist has symbols of his own — Guston his hooded Klansman, Johns his shadow of a boy.

It has symbols for nonpropositional fluents and for the fluents that are exempt from the commonsense law of inertia.

Sprint's top row features numbers while AT&T's has symbols (click the above image to enlarge).

Static communication devices have symbols in fixed positions on paper overlays, which are changed manually.

Then on another level we have symbols all around that we don't think twice about.

It has symbols (@&+=>$#*^~ and the like, usually NOT used in sentences).

They are usually played with cards, which have symbols drawn on pairs.