Sentence examples for which will embody from inspiring English sources
The entrance will be dominated by a huge table, which will embody the Burberry stripes.
Thus, planning energy conservation measures is a difficult task, demanding a precise methodological approach, which will embody most of these aspects to a great extent.
Like Chahine, though with less melodramatic fervor, Mr. Nasrallah turns the broad strokes and high emotions of the popular Egyptian cinema to acute social observation, and the conflicts within his films, six of which will be shown in this series, embody the tensions of class, gender and religion (Mr. Nasrallah is of a Coptic Christian background) that animate his ever-evolving country.
Which will be newsworthy.
Instead of simply preparing our next generation of doctors and lab technicians, which will realistically embody just a small fraction of our student biota, let's give them what every citizen of our planet can truly learn to appreciate: Rome wasn't built in one day; neither were we.
This year, the theme of the festival will be "Elements" which they state will embody earth, timbre, fire, gold and water to link together a community of beings through music while regenerating a circular flow.
The junction of all these elements is an airy structure made from transluscent woven synthetics not often used in architecture, but which the designers hope will embody the themes of both "Garden" and "London".
The execution of the actual load happens in Line 23, which will only be reached upon escaping the loop embodied in Lines 5-22.
