Sentence examples for symbolised that from inspiring English sources

Kinnear's appointment symbolised that.

These ceramic poppies have really symbolised that".

For all social classes it symbolised that we are a true country.

The live brass band symbolised that young people also had constructive talents, the group said.

"It really symbolised that mid-century optimism of hitting the road," says Pierson, who also operates a resort and lodge in the Catskills mountains of New York.

For a decade, the 28-year-old Kipsiro has symbolised that state of affairs: a Ugandan able to beat the best from Kenya and beyond but not as regularly as Uganda would like.

Tomorrow's likely VAT rise may symbolise that bias.

Now almost finished, this huge building is shaped like an Ashanti stool to symbolise that ancient source of authority.

Where his predecessor had held international laws cheap, Team Obama would restore America's global standing (and closing Guantánamo would symbolise that fresh start).

It may thus be the appropriate place to symbolise that MOVPE has become a success story not only from the scientific point of view but also from the economic one.

The merger of "old media" Time Warner and "new media" AOL, announced in 2000, came to symbolise that era's excesses; and the collapse in 2001 of Webvan, a notoriously hapless dotcom, epitomised the bust.