Sentence examples for that represent both from inspiring English sources

But it is the current flags that represent both our shared history and the British pride of new citizens.

She beautifully articulated the simple serpentine gestures and rippling hands that represent both invocation and the smoke of a ritual offering to the gods.

These are shows that represent both British and traditionally white, middle class values, and they are designed for enjoyment and escapism.

Sidling your way round into the central space, you are confronted by a crowd of lumpy sculptures that represent both a rudimentary alphabet and figures, a frozen choreography of lumpen gestures.

Khapse are stacked on special altars for the holiday, along with shiny sweets and dried fruit, candles made of butter, and the green barley shoots that represent both new life and the staple grain of Tibet.

Relaxation can also be applied to ISTs that represent both multiple functional and multiple structural STs.

It is placed in a stone yoni that represents both the womb and the abode of all creation.

Choose a selection of passengers from the passenger list that represents both genders and all socioeconomic levels.

Later, Billick revealed that the agent duo that represents both players -- Eugene Parker and Roosevelt Barnes -- had called and told him both players would not be at camp.

Kramer, Levin agreed to lease 283,000 square feet at 1177 Avenue of the Americas in a move that represents both a consolidation and an expansion.

"These buyers are boomers with families," said Howard C. Nusbaum, president of the American Resort Development Association, a trade group in Washington that represents both developers and buyers.