Sentence examples for symbol of entry from inspiring English sources
And for many in emerging countries, Cuba too I suspect, the brand has become a soft power symbol of entry into the modern consumer world most of us take for granted.
It was a singular moment and a symbol of Tanglewood's entry into a new era: the Levine era.
But the Middle Eastern future will look very different if the U.S. Embassy in Tehran — symbol of the violent entry into the American consciousness of the Islamic radical — reopens and the Islamic Republic becomes a freer polity.
Each club is a symbol of conspicuous consumption, and with entry seemingly granted on the basis of good looks alone, I was grateful for such a fortunate contact.
"They used the symbol of the home to gain entry into the public sphere by retaining the modesty required of Islam in covering their heads; yet at the same time, they left the home to become public actors in a civil public space in which they defied the state".
European officials praised Croatia's entry as a symbol of the continuing allure of the bloc, despite its economic crisis, but some fear that Croatia will be another weak fringe as the euro crisis forces governments to trim budgets, and sow instability among more established members, which have problems with corruption of their own.
Jagr's disappearance, and the resulting penalty the Penguins were assessed because of his premature re-entry, became a symbol of a faltering and fragmented Penguins team, one that would absorb a 5-0 loss to the Devils at Mellon Arena.
