Sentence examples for represent wealth from inspiring English sources

(All those Xs are supposed to represent wealth multiplying).

Johnson will represent wealth; Chad Ochocinco pride; and Andre Smith gluttony.

According to their analysis, the majority of Indian billionaires are "self-made," and around 40 percent represent wealth that is "inherited and growing," like the Ambani brothers, Mukesh and Anil, sons of the late Dhirubhai Ambani, founder of the family business empire.

Of course the reason for Miliband's new buzzword (also adopted by Barack Obama in his Together We Can campaign speech 2012) is to show unity and a way of differentiating Labour from the Conservatives who represent "wealth and privilege", as he said, while his own party focuses on "hard work, fairly paid".

In a country without banks, cows represent wealth, a dowry, property and a source of food in the lean season.

Lynn Phillips-Gaines, an investment adviser with Raymond James, adds that one reason commodities are starting to look attractive to some investment managers is because they represent wealth without being currency.

Water represents wealth, she said, so do everything to minimize "flushing away of that wealth".

Tablecloths originated in Rome and represented wealth and dignity during the Medieval period.

It represents wealth and success, a sense of seclusion and protection.

In Vem Aí A Troika, players amass money and power in the form of "euro" cards and "assets" cards representing wealth socked away in offshore accounts.

The 1915 dress of a girl from the Crow culture, of black wool and cotton cloth with red borders at the sleeves and hem, is covered with elks' teeth, symbolizing long life but also representing wealth, status and the hunting skills of the family's male provider.