It used to be, two, three hundred years ago, that a lawn was a symbol of prestige, and so it was only the very rich that could keep these green actually, deserts they're totally sterile.

It used to be, two, three hundred years ago, that a lawn was a symbol of prestige, and so it was only the very rich that could keep these green actually, deserts they're totally sterile.

Sputnik wasn't a technical loss, but it was a prestige loss.

You Danites need a living reminder

You were the soul of integrity.

We're actually going to give you a VlP code so you can have free access to the games.

The name Delilah will be an everlasting curse

The warning signs usually contain a symbol.

Nicaragua should continue to be a symbol of hope.

Truly an incredible man, an icon.

So, I found this symbol that is really strange.

Seven green witches for our seven days, Samson.

Today South Africa has become a symbol of hope.

Striking at the ultimate symbol of the global economy.

Ankursays Gurgaon was once a proud symbol 4 our country devlopment.

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Nicaragua has been a symbol of war and of hope in this decade.

Hey! How can something so materialistic be a symbol of love?

The Iranian protest movement now has a symbol and a face Neda.

The people of the world increasingly looked up to the United Nations as a symbol of hope.

The celebrations and commemorations of this event symbolized the end of one era and the beginning of another.

So it's not really a symbol of love but more like shackles.

Put the sun and the moon shining together, it's brightness.

We must not, at the beginning of the twenty first century, revert to the logic of the Dark Ages and try once again to deny societies access to scientific and technological advances.

15. Bosnia and Herzegovina has become a symbol of the resistance to the resurgence of the crime of genocide.

The acceptance by all of us here of this Agreement will symbolize the universal acceptance of the Convention itself.

The secretariat will allocate symbols to all draft resolutions and decisions in the order in which they are received.

3. The institution of a national holiday in memory of the victims of the conflict and to serve as a symbol of national reconciliation.

We regard this event as the symbol of the spiritual and national rebirth of our ancient people and our young, independent State.

The nomination of Mr. Goosen would serve as a dual symbol of the new South Africa and of African youth.

She's become a symbol of hope to all of us who sold out for that touch of mink.

The resulting map resembles the symbol of the United Nations, which Johnson used as evidence for his position.

It was first published in 1835 and quickly became a symbol of Finnish nationalism.

The Organization is a symbol and an instrument of our shared commitment to working together in pursuit of common objectives.

It stands, moveover, as that nation apos s symbol of resistance to brutality, aggression and genocide.

It became a great emblem, a great subject of debate about what Iran is at home and abroad.

I don't know why the convention is to use s as the variable for distance.

When she said she'd throw that money in his face she became a symbol of hope.

It would also be able to be an open code, so people could interact with it.

Apples are eaten with honey at the Jewish New Year of Rosh Hashanah to symbolize a sweet new year.

Mr. Gusmão had long been regarded as a symbol of the resistance to Indonesian rule in East Timor.

Leila continues to be a symbol of Palestinian armed resistance, while to Israel she is a convicted and unrepentant terrorist.

And we were all very flattered to see that image become a symbol of accomplishing something that people had thought was impossible really the world over.

And in the end, you know, they adapted this as a national icon that came to represent Swiss doubt, which we you know, it was kind of a meaning machine that everybody kind of laid on their own meanings off of.

And this is what allowed me to begin to see Muhammad, not as a symbol, and not even as a subject, but as a man, a complex human being.