Sentence examples for that epitomises from inspiring English sources

The dish that epitomises Jamaica is steamed snapper with okra.

The swearing tic that epitomises Tourette's in the public eye is known as coprolalia.

Today it is the Toyota Prius that epitomises Japan's technological and industrial prowess.

The restaurant dish that epitomises Miami for me is Joe's Stone Crab.

For me, the track that epitomises Miami is At Midnight, by T-Connection.

"It's a shoe that epitomises his spirit," Liz says fondly of her husband.

And I think that epitomised Ukip and how they see women".

Cummings says there are specific values that epitomise nursing: care, compassion, competence, communication, courage and commitment.

It was the kind of goal that epitomised the art of great heading.

Now, Mélanie Matranga's unfired clay sculptures reflect the "soft" environments that epitomise homeworker freelance life.

The title of his first book contained a phrase that epitomised the career of John Gross, who has died aged 75.