Sentence examples for symbolised something from inspiring English sources

But it symbolised something more than New Order escaping their past.

Historically, the heavyweight champion of the world has symbolised something bigger than boxing.

But for Waterhead, it symbolised something more: the academy was created at least in part to bring communities together.

I checked my watch every so often to see if I was keeping to my marathon pace; I stuck to the roads; and by doing what I was doing and wearing what I was wearing, I symbolised something that Richard Askwith doesn't much like.

It seems to symbolise something about inner-west life".

Apparently, Maggie once said: "I understand, Charles, everything has to symbolise something but symbolism stops at my door".

But, as with Jovovich, there was microcosm within macrocosm – this time, a little Perspex box with water and a live duck symbolising something or other.

The Speaker has to be dragged to his chair to symbolise something or other from the year 1600, and any new law has to be signed off in French as this was how it was done under the Normans.