I symbolise the race in which the tragedy happened so my conscience is troubled".
It would be great if I could symbolise the generation change because that would mean I'm doing well and the team counts on me".
Even though he already had his coat of arms ready because it was written into his contract – crossed nose-tweezers over three passant guardant Crocs, I think, symbolising Boris, Dave & Zac, motto "Strategists couldn't give a XXXX".
I'd only been doing the sport a couple of years and I guess it symbolised me trying to seize the opportunity.
"Bradford is unique, and has a boundless potential which I believe is symbolised by the football club.
But perhaps it is Pakistan's ability to do harm to itself that most struck me – symbolised, I fear, by the latest and most terrible affliction to strike it: child-kidnapping.
In each simulation run, an x variable was constructed from a series of 1,000 data ranging from 1 1,000 and with an interval of 1, i. e., symbolising a time series with an equal time step of 1 time units between measurements.
It symbolised everything I had been dreaming about.
This tradition was noted in the 18th century, when a writer thought that they symbolised the "hymeneal union" (i.e. marriage) of parishioners, because the garlands each had a pair of hands in the centre.
She symbolised a trend in Iceland, I suspected; or, more than a trend, a revolution, a coup d'état.
