Sentence examples for of symbolising from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the world was plunged into chaos, and her father (who had the thankless task of symbolising the old oil-guzzling world order) was beaten to an impotent pulp.

In March 2009, at a meeting in Zurich with the Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, she had the idea of symbolising the moment with a gift: a red plastic button set in a yellow box the two diplomats could press together.

The Cathedral of the Resurrection will be built at the military-themed Patriot Park in the capital, and will also house a museum and virtual-reality display of historic battles - with the aim of "symbolising the spiritual values of the Russian army, which wields the sword only to protect the Motherland", the cathedral project website says.

Owing to a binary data splitting, the results of CART can easily be visualised as a binary tree, which consists of a number of nodes symbolising subgroups of data objects.

George Osborne said there was "a special case here of the Royal Bank of Scotland symbolising everything that went wrong in the British economy over the last decade".

The chancellor, George Osborne, told Sky News: "I think we've got a special case here of the Royal Bank of Scotland symbolising everything that went wrong in the British economy over the last decade.

At the time George Osborne said: "I think we've got a special case here of the Royal Bank of Scotland symbolising everything that went wrong in the British economy over the last decade".

Hence George Osborne, the chancellor, saying last night: "I think we've got a special case here of the Royal Bank of Scotland symbolising everything that went wrong in the British economy over the last decade".

These feelings were, for some, bound up with the process of accepting and dealing with illness; the receipt of benefits symbolising an inability to cope with the financial aspects of life that had previously been managed prior to becoming ill with cancer, Carer: It makes us sound thick, but my husband always said, oh I'm not bad enough.

This "road of dreams", symbolising a pathway to easier times, was one of the only US highways to be laid out diagonally.

Some letter-writers added enclosures, such as this beautifully coloured paper dove, which bears the French inscription don de piété ("gift of piety"), symbolising the Holy Spirit.