Sentence examples for symbolize progress from inspiring English sources
Few things symbolize progress better than a road; this road in particular, which will connect marginalized areas of northern Tanzania, has been one of Mr. Kikwete's campaign promises.
The crescent and star symbolizes progress and bright future respectively.
Each observation symbolizes progress and growth I'm sure, but all I could see was the internal score card in my head of old New York vs. new New York.
Amid the remains of what once was, the water tower symbolizes progress and possibilities.
His literary reputation was increased by the publication of his epic prose poem Ahasvérus (1833), in which the legend of the Wandering Jew is used to symbolize the progress of humanity through the years.
The wolf's return may symbolize environmental progress to some, said Mr. Bruno, a stout, blue-eyed man who has spent 25 summers alone here with his flock and a walking stick.
To gay Republicans, the visit, which included a policy briefing with senior administration officials in the Old Executive Office Building, symbolized their progress under President Bush.
It first appeared in print in an abolitionist newspaper in 1839, at the end of a decade when railways had come to symbolize prosperity and progress, and three thousand miles of actual track had been laid across the nation.
The highlights of the exhibition were the mural executed by Diego Rivera, and the 81 foot "Pacifica" statue by Ralph Stackpole meant to symbolize trade, travel, progress and understanding.
He said he had been playing around with similar architectural concepts and was excited to create a structure that would represent the progress symbolized by marriage equality.
