Sentence examples for symbol during the from inspiring English sources
The site became an asylum for escaped slaves, hence its importance as a symbol during the Sicilian slave revolts during the second half of the 2nd century bc.
A few students have said they felt uncomfortable walking across campus wearing a Star of David or any other overtly Jewish symbol during the week.
By Emma Hunsinger September 28, 2017 By Emma Hunsinger September 28, 2017 There was no symbol during the presidential campaign as visually ubiquitous as the loud, red "Make America Great Again" baseball cap worn by Donald Trump and his supporters..
The creation and its creator are still in place — Caffarel bought the rights to use the Olympic symbol during the Winter Games here — and chocolate remains important both as a regional symbol and an employer.
"Suede shoes in the 1920s, red neckties in the 1950s — and, of course, the green carnations," says Mr. Bowles, referring to the Wilde symbol during the 19th-century aesthetic movement.
So does the house, which Mr. Wyeth called a dry-bone skeleton of a building, a symbol during the Depression of the American pastoral dream in a minor key, the house's whitewash of paint long gone, its shingles warped, the place isolated against a blank sky.
His principal job was to chant demonstrations of sacred symbols during the celebration of the mysteries.
In a consent agreement reached this summer, the village vowed to use balanced symbols during the Christmas and Hanukkah seasons or forgo them.
The transformation of individuals to faceless symbols during the 15 years since September 11 was also encapsulated poignantly in a metaphor by the artist Molly Crabapple, who spoke about her experiences drawing prisoners in Guantánamo Bay.
The party relied heavily on religious imagery and symbols during the campaign, but it lost even Mr. Hakim's home base of Najaf and received barely 5percentt of the votes in Baghdad.
The close relationship between local political events and literary trends, however, together with a necessary resort to elaborate allegories, allusions, and symbols during the communist period, rendered many excellent Polish works inaccessible to the foreign public.
