Sentence examples for token of shared from inspiring English sources

A banner hanging outside the restaurant announced that it would be closed for the coming week as a token of shared grief with the family of Sergeant Hazan, who served in an administrative day job in the Air Force's pilotless drone unit.

This, after all, is a place where the stroller serves as a symbol: to parents, it's a token of shared purpose in what many consider a child-rearing Eden; to critics, often artfully scruffy singles who feel crowded out by more affluent stroller-pushers, it connotes relentless gentrification.

Tyler Simpson, director for mints at Wrigley, also in Chicago, said: "For 100 years, people have used Life Savers as a token of sharing.

This summer and fall, France also remembers the favorite daughter it sent the New World a century ago in token of a shared ideal.

In a wide-ranging interview with reporters at The New York Times, Mr. Walder — who wore a pair of subway token cufflinks — shared his plans to overhaul the technology of the nation's biggest transit system.

What this means is that not only do these newer tokens get the benefit of sharing Ethereum's broadly distributed blockchain, their smart contracts can talk directly to Ethereum smart contracts.

He said the "token disposal of shares" was sending a clear message to the directors, with whom he disagrees over strategy, and threatened to sell more of his stake.

"Usually when something is new to us, we won't buy more than a token amount of shares," says Mitchell.

Scientists may also appreciate offers to help with this endeavor as a token of appreciation for sharing their data with you.

It doesn't remotely mean that Pratt is a movie star on the level of Leonardo DiCaprio or even Keanu Reeves (who tends to turn wholly original characters into pop culture icons), but it will mean that when Avengers: Infinity War and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom make ridiculous amounts of money this summer, he gets at least a token share of the credit.

Note that, on such a theory, token utterances of "cow" vary with respect to the individual to which they refer, but every token utterance nevertheless shares a common semantic property, viz.