Sentence examples for this date symbolizes from inspiring English sources
This year's Equal Pay Day is April 2. This date symbolizes how far into the year women need to work to earn what men earned last year.
If anything, May 16th, 2016 should be opened with the ringing of a bell, similar to the one at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), because that date symbolizes the opening of a new era when non-accredited investors, aka Main Street, will have the legitimate right to participate in equity crowdfunding.
At the time it was launched in 1956, the Day-Date symbolized the pinnacle of Rolex's watchmaking artistry.
Remember this date, boss.
The artist explained to me that the date palm symbolizes the Iraqi soul and psyche, and the dead palms in the darkly rendered paintings, as I suspected, were intended to represent "the suffering of the Iraqi people under U.N. sanctions and war".
On Nov. 11, 2015, Chinese buyers spent more than 91.2 billion yuan ($14.2 billion) on Alibaba's online shopping carnival, "Single's Day" (the date, 11/11, symbolizes singles).
The date "also symbolizes the incredible volition and power of the people of Ferguson and the birthing of another movement centered on Black lives," Robinson said.
Today is Equal Pay Day, a date that symbolizes how far into 2016 the average woman would have to work just to make as much money as the average man made in 2015.
The executive actions coincide with "Equal Pay Day" -- the date that symbolizes how far into 2014 women must work to earn the same amount of money men earned last year.
