Sentence examples for that would symbolize from inspiring English sources

Another is to create a grouping of vertical light beams that would symbolize the vanished towers.

Mr. Johnson had the idea of a structure like Paris's Eiffel Tower that would symbolize the 2012 Olympic games.

After Smith had shot some 11,000 pictures, he wanted to make one that would symbolize the whole Pittsburgh project.

As Ms. Birsel conceived it, each scent would be contained in a large, smooth stone that would symbolize that moment in life.

Henry Moore is outstanding among modern sculptors for having created a world of personal symbols that also have a universal quality; and Naum Gabo has sought images that would symbolize in a general way modern man's attitudes to the world picture provided by science and technology.

The building's grand ambitions — for a technically sophisticated tourist draw that would symbolize a new era in Russian culture — were matched by the early search for a star architect who could produce something arresting and innovative, along the lines of Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain.

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.

Only a few years thereafter, 'Abd al-Malik seems to have successfully shifted this tribal structure into that of a state, one that would be symbolized in his Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem.

For a while I felt that moving on would symbolize I had given up, I felt this pressure that I had to fight to walk again.

Republicans would like large financial companies to go through normal bankruptcy proceedings as much as possible, and they fear that a fund would symbolize a standing, if implicit, offer of a government bailout.

In connection with this, Davidson theorizes that at the bridal feast, it should have been Siggeir, the bridegroom, who drew the sword from the tree, "and that its possession would symbolize the 'luck' which would come to him with his bride, and the successful continuation of his own line in the sons to be born of the marriage".