symbolise造句

Piers symbolise escape from the everyday, from the shore, from work, from life itself.

MEANing: Homes in dreams symbolise ourselves and different rooms are aspects of our character.

Whatever the holy sites of Bethlehem symbolise, it is not a world free of pain.

Adapted from a military design for the civilian market, the Hummer came to symbolise the ultimate gas-guzzler.

That's why in modern architecture conic roofs are often used. They symbolise a Mansi tent. This is the building of district tax inspection in the picture.

You would lose your angel wings, which symbolise freedom from time and space, freedom from birth and death, freedom from fear and illusion.

In Mesopotamia appeared a symbolic representation of a tree flanked by two peacocks, which is said to symbolise the dualistic mind And the absolute unity.

His restoration will be largely symbolic, since he never let power shift out of his hands. But it does, nevertheless, symbolise a reversal, rather than a forward movement.

Guantanamo Bay came to symbolise the injustice of the Bush era as hundreds were detained without prisoner-of-war or civilian protection as the us unilaterally redefined its legal obligations.

The closure last year of CBGB, a bar that became a punk and art-rock laboratory in the 1970s (and whose founder, Hilly Kristal, died last month) came to symbolise this squeeze.