Sentence examples for he will symbolize from inspiring English sources

What he will symbolize now, though, is an open question: to some minds, the booming industrial workshop that Vulcan was built to exemplify seems to have lost its way in his absence.

Next week, the pastor said, he'll meet with an artist that is part of a group called "Guns in the Hands of Artists," which he hopes will find a creative way to make something inspiring out of the weapon, something that will symbolize the transformation he believes is possible if Americans step back from the heated gun debate and try to listen to each other.

In what follows, the symbols ⇀ and → will symbolize weak convergence and strong convergence as usual, respectively.

The water "will symbolize libation, and the transatlantic voyage of the enslaved people," he said.

The first out gay professional athlete, assuming that he comes out on his own and not by virtue of a scandal, will symbolize bravery, courage, diversity and overcoming challenge -- brand values that advertisers love.

But when he ascends to the Chrysanthemum Throne occupied by his father for the last six decades, Akihito will symbolize many of the changes that Japan has gone through since World War II.

Each side will symbolize one event.

In a few years time, the coins in a "Eurocitizen's" pocket will symbolize this compromise.

Each side will symbolize one thing we find out in the beginning of the story.

As soon as it becomes illegal to desecrate the American flag, the flag will no longer symbolize freedom, but instead will symbolize oppression.

But if Mr. Obama does win, it will symbolize the great change that has taken place in America.