Sentence examples for of union a from inspiring English sources

"We never have any problems here," said Doug Magerka of Union, a member of the Meadowlands Sports Complex traffic patrol.

Later, Escher became fascinated by the idea of endlessness, for example, in the 1963 woodcut "Möbius Strip II (Red Ants)." "Bond of Union," a 1956 lithograph, and the most personal piece in the show, also plays with this theme.

The union view claims that love consists in the formation of (or the desire to form) some significant kind of union, a "we".

Such a strong notion of sharing is reminiscent of the union view of (primarily erotic) love, according to which love consists in the formation of some significant kind of union, a "we" (see the entry on love, the section on love as union).

Here is the maní, the conqueror of difficulties, stubborn disobedient, transformed now into a symbol of union, a meeting point between your people and ours.

In 1848, the tricolor was present in Focşani and Râmnicu Sărat (on opposite sides of the principalities' border) during demonstrations of fraternity held by Moldavians and Wallachians, while in 1857, around the time of the Moldavian Ad hoc Divan, the civilian population adopted the tricolor as a symbol of union, a fact observed by Count Alexandre Walewski, French foreign minister.

Every time a Republican succeeds in weakening the power of unions, a portion of the American dream dies.

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has just signed into law legislation that makes Wisconsin, birthplace of unions, a right to work state.

They give no test of the bond of union between an idea and an event.

"They think of union as a kind of trade union.

The myth of union smashed – a nation more divided than ever.