Sentence examples for local symbol from inspiring English sources

The huge white fence that surrounds nearby Ramsgate's former Pleasurama site is known locally as the Great Wall of Ramsgate, a local symbol of the incompetence of a council that has lasted a decade or more.

They are overlooking the obvious local symbol of unleashed ferocity.

Above the sign was a broom decorated with ribbons, a local symbol indicating the availability of wine.

All the Ways are well marked with signposts bearing either the walking-person symbol or a local symbol.

And you've made it a point of your tenure to remind people that the club is a fundamentally local symbol.

The island government flew the Union Jack from the 17th century to July 8, 1929, when the triskelion flag replaced it as a local symbol.

There's a page on which prominent local symbols have been transcribed: underground circle, traffic triangle, McDonald's "M".

The multitude of apparitions of Mary (e.g., at Lourdes, France, and at Fátima, Portugal) reflects the need among many Roman Catholics for local symbols and signs of her presence.

The current flag features the union jack along with a coat of arms with a lion holding a cacao pod, and the local symbols of sugarcane, coconuts, bananas and the Fiji dove surrounding the arms of the cross.

For example, she uses local symbols of luck — such as the fish or the khamsa, the hand that protects against the evil eye — reinterpreting them, true to the early 20th-century style, in natural materials and semiprecious stones such as coral or turquoise, delicately inserted into gold frames and chains.

The proposed metrics are based on semantic-based definitions of relativeness, and dependencies between local symbols, and also between local and external symbols of ontologies.