symbolising

IPA: sˈɪmbʌɫaɪzɪŋ

Examples of "symbolising" in Sentences

In the swan's beak was a sprig of beech symbolising Carshalton Beeches.
It is usually made of silk and white symbolising the pure heart of the giver.
In another, you're feral scum, symbolising everything that's wrong with British youth.
Hillary Clinton gave Sergei Lavrov a mock “reset” button, symbolising US hopes to mend frayed ties with Moscow.
Hillary Clinton gave Sergei Lavrov a mock "reset" button, symbolising US hopes to mend frayed ties with Moscow.
It is been made in one piece of plexi that has been folded by heat into two triangular forms, symbolising the male figure.
In front is suspended an enormous disc, tilted at an angle above the action, symbolising the moon, the sun, perhaps the communion host.
Paintings symbolising blessing, prosperity and longevity are drawn on elaborate brightly coloured paper lanterns and hung in parks, temples and ancestral halls – a fitting end to a spectacular festival.
While historians offer explanations of the purpose of these types of works - such as symbolising the wealth of the family, their generous hospitality and a celebration of the seasons - naturally it is impossible to actually know.
But whatever its function – and many of Baghdad's scholars may not have been based physically within it – there is no doubt that the House of Wisdom has acquired a mythical status symbolising this golden age, on a par with the Library of Alexandria, 1,000 years earlier.