Adi: And to add insult to injury, we didn't even get to see a transparent shark symbolizing Patton Oswalt eat an octopus symbolizing Tom Hanks and a seahorse symbolizing John Boyega.
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Some tossed paper planes in the air, symbolizing Telegram's logo.
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He also gave Trump an olive tree medallion symbolizing peace.
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He wore an orange tie, symbolizing gun violence awareness. pic.twitter.
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They carried a coffin symbolizing a funeral for the cleric.
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What we're doing here is symbolizing the future of the Browns.
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The clock was created two years later, with midnight symbolizing apocalypse.
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Kapoi slammed the last spear into the ground, symbolizing the Hokulea's return.
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The clock was created two years later, with midnight symbolizing the apocalypse.
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Then a dunking LeBron James appears as an Olympian, symbolizing American power.
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The value rated as symbolizing the worst about America is political correctness.
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Rather than symbolizing racist defiance, they would stand for the defiance of racism.
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They adopted fluorescent roadside safety vests as their signature, symbolizing their economic distress.
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Some had masking tape over their mouths, symbolizing a muzzling of the press.
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The ad put Democratic districts up for reelection in a logo symbolizing crosshairs.
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The ink features Bryant's autograph behind a sideways number eight, symbolizing the infinity sign.
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His second, a lightbulb right above his elbow, symbolizing a special trip to Oslo.
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She added four heart emojis, likely symbolizing the four hearts in the growing family.
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They're important shorthand, symbolizing at a glance how people felt about a certain item.
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It has historical significance as an early poetic moniker for the nation symbolizing liberty.
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Pearls have always adorned scepters, crowns, thrones and formal attire, symbolizing wealth and power.
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She gave me a Greek "evil eye," a glass trinket symbolizing our shared bloodline.
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In the "Reformation" scene, Beyoncé leads a group baptism, clearly symbolizing a complete renewal.
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Yet Bourgeois remembers her mother fondly in her work, symbolizing her as a spider.
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"It's kind of like symbolizing us being a little happy again," Ms. Flageul said.
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Symbolizing love, passion, and friendship, this makes for a unique piece for Valentine's Day.
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And they're associated with the air, the sky, and the ethereal, symbolizing dreams and inspiration.
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The photog said he snapped 4 pics in 10 seconds ... symbolizing the end of WWII.
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A feast with foods symbolizing luck and prosperity is part of a traditional Chinese celebration.
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Symbolizing the desire for democracy and freedom was the common dream of the Chinese people.
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Black Americans created a second "V," symbolizing victory against fascism abroad and racism at home.
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A basket of tangerines—an auspicious fruit symbolizing fortune and luck—sits on the table.
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On the national flag were two stars, symbolizing this union of the Anglophone and Francophone.
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His father fished, and always contributed salmon to the feast, symbolizing return to the homeland.
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It became an instant meme for the left, symbolizing Democrats' resistance to the Trump administration.
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On the surface, with red symbolizing war and anti-capitalism, he certainly has a revolutionary's mindset.
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It's full of symbolizing Indigenous relationship to the land while also critiquing the rise of gentrification.
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As per British royal tradition , myrtle, symbolizing hope and love, is also included in the arrangement.
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The things we keep at home can tell of varied experiences, symbolizing the politics of living.
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Pakistan's growing middle class has helped reshape its urban landscape, symbolizing a promise of upward mobility.
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The Bastille prison, where opponents of the monarchy were kept, was targeted for symbolizing royal rule.
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Everyone was particularly fond of my Zen egg, a wooden totem symbolizing balance and self-awareness.
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There are 14 diamonds on the top of the ring symbolizing the previous 14 franchise championships.
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"It started out initially symbolizing downtown New Yorkers, and this kind of hip quality," she said.
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Near the altar was a marble omphalos, a conical stone symbolizing the navel of the world.
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Though sometimes the envelope color is changed, it is still a positive gesture generally symbolizing well wishes.
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The refuge is built on a rail, symbolizing the underground railroad that helped bring slaves to freedom.
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The little metal trophy actually holds a Choron instead of a sword, in a substitution symbolizing peace.
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It also works as an emblem for our future, symbolizing the democratic commitment to inclusion and diversity.
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The vulva splits off by ingesting a "manic root" (symbolizing penetrative masturbation) and goes on her way.
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Symbolizing our innate need for optimism and joyful pursuits, Living Coral embodies our desire for playful expression.
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There are also Biblical references to the smashing of clay pottery, symbolizing the divine striking down enemies.
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Following the decision, the White House was lit up in rainbow colors symbolizing the LGBT pride flag.
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Instead of symbolizing Brazil's triumphs, he is emerging as an emblem of the scandal-plagued political establishment.
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Eggs are also a fixture on Passover Seder plates, symbolizing a sacrifice in the Temple of Jerusalem.
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Some teams present items symbolizing strength, like Minnesota's sledgehammer, or school spirit, like the Arkansas hog hat.
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Silver high heels are the next purchase — symbolizing my emancipation from walking flat-footed on the ground.
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Green snakes symbolizing alcoholism are wrestled with, and bottles entrap drunks, who often turned to "surrogate" alcohols.
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They rise up at the plumb's top to support three gourds, symbolizing the three branches of government.
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Pisces is the last sign of the zodiac, symbolizing unity, empathy, and the end of a cycle.
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In his "Composition aux trois figures" (1932), three robotic figures symbolizing the three graces are unconvincingly feminized.
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The Charging Bull, a massive sculpture symbolizing optimism, is located at the intersection of Broadway and Morris Street.
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John Perrine posted images of the incident on Twitter, complete with a face palm emoji symbolizing his disbelief.
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A green and red string are intertwined, one symbolizing the wife (green string) and the handmaid (red string).
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One twin is irritating and cumbersome, representing trauma and sadness; the other is gentle and understanding, symbolizing acceptance.
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SHOPPING MALLS Pakistan's growing middle class has helped reshape its urban landscape, symbolizing a promise of upward mobility.
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A series of 38 oak trees were planted on the estate, each symbolizing a year of Diana's life.
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It was a faux-meat, dairy-free mouthful symbolizing what may be the future of the food industry.
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Victoria, the most elegant of the Jellicle tribe, wears white from head to paw, symbolizing purity and innocence.
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I suggested a triangle, with each side symbolizing one of us, but left it all up to Rachel.
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The lady is stuck in all these weeds and vines, symbolizing that she is trapped in one place.
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If the post's caption is any indication, Lipa's new look is symbolizing a turning point in her life.
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"A flag symbolizing war is not suitable for peaceful Olympic Games," An said in a press conference Tuesday.
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Consider the "Charging Bull" sculpture, symbolizing the bull market vigor of the financial markets, by Arturo Di Modica.
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In a "Bind Kavanaugh" spell performed before the Senate voted to confirm Kavanaugh on Saturday practitioners lit a white candle, symbolizing justice and purity, and placed the Justice tarot card adjacent to it on an altar, before wrapping a black thread around a paper doll, symbolizing Kavanaugh, to bind him.
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Gaga got matching tattoos with some of the people who stood by her as she sang, symbolizing their unity.
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And Trump was able to take advantage of that, especially with Clinton symbolizing the extension of an Obama administration.
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Except, instead of orcs and whatnot, he's facing images symbolizing feminism, Marxism, anti-fascists, and other typically lefty ideologies.
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The teaser shows frost descending over Westeros, symbolizing the slow march of the White Walkers south beyond the Wall.
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Both projects have long been shuttered, symbolizing the difficulties South Korean companies have had doing business across the border.
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Gifting gold coins and jewelry are a staple of the lunar new year holiday, symbolizing wealth and good fortune.
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The motif of a remodelled interior symbolizing American masculinity (misinterpreted by heroine to tragic effect) may seem over-complex.
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Chris Carnabuci's "Mariposita" stood 26-feet tall and depicted a woman emerging from an egg, symbolizing transformation and rebirth.
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Earlier in the evening, about 100 protesters marched around Grand Central Terminal, carrying red and black flags symbolizing anarchy.
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She repeats his seer's execution vision to Lord Lovat, throwing in some Jacobite-symbolizing white roses for good measure.
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To some, including Stacey Abrams, the Democratic candidate for governor, the monument is a blight, symbolizing racism and hatred.
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Trade became a surprise target during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, symbolizing globalization run amok for both political parties.
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A necklace in the shape of the rabbit's pocket watch symbolizing the creature's obsession with tardiness is there, too.
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Today, the red envelope is a symbolic continuation of these eight coins, symbolizing good luck and protection from evil spirits.
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But a link will remain between these three figures, symbolizing the consensus of the elites and the chain of command.
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Says Simon, "We took it as a blessing from God on our union, symbolizing renewal, cleansing, rebirth and answered prayers."
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The crowd visits each of the 14 "stations of the cross," each symbolizing a part of Jesus' passion and death.
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Lines arc from continent to continent, symbolizing nuclear missile trajectories and likely the beginning of the end for us all.
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Last week, protestors built a cardboard shack symbolizing homelessness and waved signs calling for better social services and health care.
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During the celebration, diyas, typically oil lamps or candles, are lit, symbolizing enlightenment overwhelming ignorance -- which is represented by darkness.
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One of the clock batteries will die before the other, symbolizing the relationship between Gonzalez-Torres and his partner Laycock.
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The worker bee has been synonymous with Manchester, England, since the Industrial Revolution, symbolizing hard work, family, teamwork, and togetherness.
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First, as an important part of the ceremony, symbolizing in the Jewish faith the home the couple would build together.
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His party can't get enough of the word "progressive," but he's regressive, symbolizing a step back to an administration past.
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And in September, San Francisco city workers removed a statue symbolizing the Catholic Church's mission-era subjugation of Native Americans.
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Before that film, Bergman had given her roles "symbolizing simple, girlish things," she told The New York Times in 1977.
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But what transpired does not need glorification, and it certainly does not need monuments symbolizing division, hate and racial strife.
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Smaller online donations also carry a certain cachet — symbolizing a candidate's real or imagined grass-roots appeal and populist credentials.
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In many monotheistic religions and systems of faith, the number 1 is a symbol of unity, symbolizing God or the universe.
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Two eagles sit atop the dam, one for the US and another one with a snake in its mouth symbolizing Mexico.
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Taking suggestions from the crowd, officiator Linda Putnam tossed items into the coffin symbolizing oil spills, corporate greed and climate change.
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Even the design for Om's symbol is sacred, with each curve, dot, and stroke symbolizing a key component of the mind.
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The Sikh community held an informal gathering Wednesday night where it handed an oversized check to the TSA symbolizing the donation.
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Instead of labeling Schultz's flirtation as a vanity run, they should view it as symbolizing the contradiction within the Democratic Party.
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They were both viewed by key voting blocs as symbolizing a challenge to the political establishment — even inside their own party.
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Most are dressed in black, symbolizing a "Black Protest" of mourning at the recent rollback on women's reproductive rights in Poland.
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"Day 1" is a pet expression of Mr. Bezos, symbolizing how his company's opportunities are always right in front of it.
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Portraits and landscapes are juxtaposed with similar hues bleeding across the two images, symbolizing the connectedness of the people to their land.
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After the game's kickoff, Ada-Borup ran the first couple of plays one player short, symbolizing the void Carter's death had left.
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The Cheesy Fiesta Potato Pants will come in three colors: white, pale yellow, and tan, symbolizing the palette of Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes.
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They have shared memes symbolizing intolerance, repeated baseless conspiracy theories as facts, and denied Trump has done things he has clearly done.
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Encircling the facing are two rows of 128 total diamonds, symbolizing the franchise's nine overall championships and its 119 victories in 2018.
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In an author's note, Lin writes that six, eight and nine are lucky numbers in China, symbolizing peace, good fortune and longevity.
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Eventually, The Weeknd comes across a frog and licks it, seemingly symbolizing the dark side — and the drugs that come with it.
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Within days, I joined my first political protest: a "die-in" in my college's student center, symbolizing our stand against police brutality.
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Their neo-neoclassicism gets to pretend to recall the glory of Greece and Rome in the service of symbolizing a hegemonic world power.
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The restaurant chain's name is a take on "chicken fillet," with the capital "A" at the end symbolizing top quality, according the restaurant.
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"The UK passport is an expression of our independence and sovereignty - symbolizing our citizenship of a proud, great nation," May said on Twitter.
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You need a country like Turkey, a different country symbolizing a different faith ... But EU member states don't seem to realize this fact.
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"Our campaign is bigger than just my win... What it is symbolizing for the people is a change in narrative," he told Reuters.
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Democrats rate Trump as symbolizing the worst single thing about America; Republicans say he represents one of the better things about the country.
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To me, the three hash marks on the top ring represent each of us, with the whole symbolizing my dad and our family.
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Different styles of lampposts from around the world would be partly submerged in the water, symbolizing London as a place for international exchange.
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But critics perceive the project as symbolizing a two-speed Morocco, as vast regions in the south remain without a basic train service.
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In "Vice," some women dancing in slow motion and a female fan of the "Fast and Furious" franchise pop onscreen, symbolizing American decline.
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The two Koreas have agreed that their athletes will march together at the opening ceremony with a single flag symbolizing a unified Korea.
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Traditionally the lion is fed a head of Chinese cabbage, which it chews up and spits out, symbolizing the spread of good fortune.
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Such deplorable conditions were all too common, he noted, symbolizing the failure to provide black South Africans with a decent chance at life.
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He has told colleagues he views Mr. Modi and Mr. Trump as symbolizing the same nationalist passions in the world's two largest democracies.
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"We carried 200 coffins symbolizing the genocide and deaths of indigenous peoples at the hands of the authorities allied to agribusiness," Guajajara said.
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Another year, the centerpiece was a World War II-era Jeep, symbolizing the signing of a treaty ending the postwar occupation of Austria.
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Take haroseth, the sweet blend of fruits and nuts symbolizing the mortar used to construct buildings when the Jews were slaves in Egypt.
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But critics perceive the project as symbolizing a two-speed Morocco, as vast regions in the south remain without a basic train service.
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An Army cadet and a Navy midshipmen flashed a hand gesture symbolizing white power during a Live TV shot at the Army vs.
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The signs are hard to miss in downtown San Francisco: two stylized A's inside a red circle, symbolizing the Academy of Art University.
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The grooms — who wore midnight blue Ferragamo tuxedoes — exchanged vows in front of about 150 close friends and family at the Wattles Mansion Gardens, planned and designed by Jacquelyn Mavrookas, founder of EVJ Wedding Co. Upon arriving at the wedding, guests enjoyed champagne before taking their seats, where they were given two stones: a rose quartz (symbolizing love) and an amethyst (symbolizing friendship).
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The fruit reportedly had a special significance, as it was aimed at symbolizing optimism after Spain emerged from General Franco&aposs dictatorship, ESPN reports.
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On the morning of International Women's Day last month, Wall Street woke up to the "Fearless Girl" staring down the bull, symbolizing female empowerment.
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What of the different colors — the darkness symbolizing her escape from Joffrey toward Ramsay, and the light metal perhaps signifying her readiness to rule.
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But there are other factors at play here, be the internet's adoration of snacks or tacos symbolizing a certain type of mildly cultured person.
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Upon check-in, I received a worry bracelet with a lapis-colored tassel, symbolizing that I was part of the lowest-cost ticket bracket.
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" Backup dancers in angel costumes appeared to be "shot down," symbolizing what "Fox & Friends" co-host Ainsley Earhardt characterized as "cops killing black individuals.
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The Chinese dissident artist spoke while inaugurating an exhibit in the Swiss city of Lausanne that includes some of his political works symbolizing repression.
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On July 28, Joughin's friends painted the university's Spirit Rock, an eight-ton rock on campus symbolizing school spirit and unity, in Joughin's honor.
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Protesters, many wearing blue berets emblazoned with yellow stars symbolizing the EU flag, poured out of subways and buses for the last-ditch effort.
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He's the kid who frees himself from destiny to forge his own, leapfrogging class, symbolizing our wanderlust and the power of imagination over expectation.
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It's stunning; a circle of 6-foot-tall feathers that make the shape of an empty bowl, symbolizing the hunger suffered by the Irish.
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I was reminded of the portraiture convention in which the sitter holds an item symbolizing their identity, such as a paintbrush, lute, or globe.
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She ripped up the speech symbolizing she won't simply be polite for optics sake while ignoring the implications of what Trump says and does.
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Context: Thunberg has received international attention and praise for her work to raise awareness on climate change — symbolizing a generational movement against the issue.
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The march unfolded peacefully, with many teachers walking with their children and other supporters; nearly everyone was wearing the red shirts symbolizing their movement.
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All five defendants wore fringed scarves decorated with Palestinian flags in the summer of 2014, symbolizing their solidarity with Gaza during an Israeli offensive.
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Checkpoints and concrete barriers have blocked bridges and highways leading to the neighborhood for years, symbolizing the isolation of Iraq's leadership from its people.
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Having the world's favorite reserve currency is a practical advantage, lowering borrowing costs and boosting G.D.P. growth in America, while symbolizing great power status.
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Another installation consists of 60 small wooden crosses that lean against the fence, each one symbolizing a migrant who has died crossing the border.
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Before users put their headsets on, they are asked to take a kapok seed and place it in the soil, symbolizing a user's avatar's creation.
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In my upcoming game Macho Cam, consent is a deck of cards that you construct, symbolizing the things you are willing to do for money.
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There was one about how it was symbolizing the birth of man, and how we use religion, and all this stuff I'd never even contemplated.
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Protesters also gathered in nearby buildings, with rainbow flags symbolizing gay pride and multi-colored balloons spelling out the word "pride" hanging in the windows.
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The figure will also hold a Choron, a traditional three-legged goblet "symbolizing peace and expressing the people's love for the actor," according to Yegorova.
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He concluded his visit there by laying a wreath on its border with America symbolizing refugees who had died attempting safe crossing between the two.
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Colombia hit a record-low level of coca leaf production in 221, seemingly symbolizing a rare moment of success for the global war on drugs.
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It seems to involve a shipwreck, symbolizing the ultimate failure of a poem meant to be experienced as sound, meaning and look on the page.
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The scene includes people tied up and fed into the mouth of a fanged serpent, symbolizing the mouth of Hell, and depictions of demons torturing souls.
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Pruitt also wanted to get commemorative coins issued for the department that would be exceptionally large and feature items symbolizing himself, such as a bible verse.
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The memorial will feature 22 perforated aluminum arcs grouped into a single 30-foot monument "symbolizing unity and emanating light into the sky," Walmart said Tuesday.
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The coarse sacks that cover the castle are produced in Asia, and are marked with the code of the companies that used them, symbolizing globalized trade.
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In one he is seen dancing in shorts made from an American flag, in another he ice-skates across North Korea - symbolizing the country's frozen state.
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After a moment of silence by the ministers, Japanese school children presented them with lei's made of paper cranes, symbolizing peace, in each country's national colors.
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In a neat reference to the pickup's heritage, Ford measured the distance with 42 gas-powered F-150s, symbolizing the four-plus decades of sales dominance.
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In the postwar years, the Somme exemplified the waste and futility of battle, symbolizing disillusionment not only with war, but with the very idea of heroism.
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In the center is an image of Lenin, and there are two doves, symbolizing peace — both common iconographical elements in East German monuments, Mr. Melching said.
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Among the five elected officials on the list, the one who receives the highest overall ranking for symbolizing what is best about America is Arizona Sen.
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Stoning the devil During the "stoning of the devil," pilgrims lob rocks at three pillars, known as the "Jamarat," symbolizing the rejection of the devil's temptation.
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They wear a streak of red makeup across their face with three dots below it, symbolizing three matriarchal generations: the grandmother, the mother and the self.
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Sears may be struggling to survive after filing for bankruptcy in October, its rundown and empty stores symbolizing a has-been company that failed to adapt.
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Parks hangs with an aura of reverence at the National Museum of African-American History and Culture, symbolizing her personal dignity and unyielding drive for justice.
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Next door, the jewelers of Chaumet were pondering the tension within a bow, a traditional gift in French aristocratic courts symbolizing both filial and romantic affection.
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Alibaba has also chosen the stock code 27.8270 for its listing, which for Chinese speakers combines two of the luckiest numbers, together symbolizing long-lasting prosperity.
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The site's name translates to "B Side," as in the back of a hit single — symbolizing its dedication to telling stories that would otherwise go untold.
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For Setsubun, the beans are thrown at a nominated member of family or local society who wears an oni (monster) mask, symbolizing the banishing of demons.
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Over the centuries, some said the song's gifts have hidden meanings, including the "true love" symbolizing God and "the partridge in a pear tree" as Jesus Christ.
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On Wednesday night, police arrested several well-known pro-democracy activists, some of whom scrambled up a monument symbolizing the city's handover from British to Chinese rule.
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Air France recently swapped its remaining order for two A2380s for three smaller Airbus A350s, symbolizing the shift in demand to a new generation of lightweight jets.
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"Our goal is to recreate a permanent structure symbolizing Jewish life in a place that, for too many years, has only represented Jewish death," Mr. Schwartz said.
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About 43 activists, young and old, sliced a giant NHS cake symbolizing the health service they say is being broken into pieces and sold to private companies.
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The fast started on Sunday and is set to go on for 24 days — symbolizing the approximately 2,400 migrant children that have been separated from their parents.
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The International Olympic Committee said on Saturday that the countries would be led into the main stadium by two athletes carrying a flag symbolizing a unified Korea.
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With a black crayon, she drew six boxes in a row, each symbolizing a stage in the deportation process: police, city court, prison, ICE, immigration court, deportation.
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The UK embassy to the EU will similarly lower the bloc's flag, which features a ring of yellow stars - symbolizing the member states - against a blue background.
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Even for those who hadn't watched the documentary, King's face alone became a meme symbolizing how far you'd be willing to go to get what you want.
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Symbolizing how the day went for Foltynewicz and his idol, Wainwright gave up a hit to his counterpart on an 0-2 curve to start that outburst.
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At the same time, it was devastating to see the vast AIDS quilt on display in one place for the first time, symbolizing so much human loss.
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Black armbands wrap some trunks, symbolizing a public mourning, while a "Sixth Extinction Flag" marks that the tree is one among many species disappearing from our global biodiversity.
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The screenshot shows a dual-arrow icon symbolizing what would appear to be a repost button that would sit next to the standard like, comment, and send buttons.
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Taylor Swift famously deleted her previous social media activity in summer 2017 before releasing reputation as a way of symbolizing a new era and persona for the singer.
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This was called the Marine Raider Memorial March, and it honored the Marines who died, symbolizing bringing them back home on the voyage they were unable to make.
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Scholars have written for decades about the Tuskegee experiments symbolizing the racisms embedded in medicine and laying the foundation for the black communities distrust of physicians and research.
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Four symbols — a cross, a stick figure, a sword, a dollar sign — hang above the deck, symbolizing the four pillars of your kingdom — religion, population, military, and wealth.
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Here's hoping that instead of symbolizing the recent industry trend toward designers leaving brands after increasingly abbreviated, disruptive stints, he comes to symbolize a new kind of commitment.
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The candle arch, for example, resembles the entrance to a mine; like the Christmas pyramid, it features a blaze of candles symbolizing the mineworker's constant desire for light.
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On the first anniversary of the deal in December, the women's advocates established a bronze statue symbolizing the women in front of a Japanese consulate in South Korea.
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"I just did this," she said, and stretched her hand backward, over her head, as if she was symbolizing a passing of the microphone to someone behind her.
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Another is a two-square-inch cube of fig, cheese, raw honeycomb, and edible gold leaf, symbolizing a future in which only the very wealthy can afford scarce foods.
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"The exact replica of the lost structure is now a great monument symbolizing the pride of the Ryukyu people," the indigenous inhabitants of the islands, the Unesco website says.
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Despite the horrific nature of Persephone's circumstance, her rape or "abduction" is described in most art history textbooks as having positive ends, symbolizing rebirth, a promise of new life.
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The result is a mélange of disparate cultures, languages, and typographic styles that unexpectedly make perfect sense together, visually symbolizing the natural ebb and flow of a good conversation.
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In place of the sword, the Yakutsk Oscar features a Choron, a traditional three-legged goblet "symbolizing peace and expressing the people's love for the actor," according to Yegorova.
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As I looked from my living room Wednesday night at the twin tower-symbolizing light beams, I wondered whether anything in American government has substantively changed since 9/11.
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Beneath them were papier mache skeletons with rescue vests and helmets, symbolizing volunteers and victims from the regions affected by the earthquakes, including Oaxaca, Chiapas, Morelos, Puebla and Guerrero.
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Asahd swung by to see Minaj on Friday night to deliver her a framed record symbolizing the success of "Do You Mind," the hit Khaled track she guests on.
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Elsewhere, a demon is riding a wine vessel with animal legs, and further off, a naked woman—symbolizing luxury—hides inside a tree trunk, offering herself to the saint.
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Currently, the ensemble comedy written and directed by Lake Bell holds a 30 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes and is categorized by a green splat symbolizing its "rotten" status.
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The design, described as symbolizing the look of a Formula One car with a 'modern-retro feel', replaces one introduced three decades ago by former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone.
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Each carried a sunflower, symbolizing the flower Parkland victim Joaquin Oliver bought for his girlfriend for Valentine's Day at the same store before he was killed, according to WSVN.
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The educational park, which seeks to attract Muslims and non-Muslims alike, features 12 gardens, a "Cave of Miracles," and a split lake symbolizing Moses parting the Red Sea.
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Pele is shown in modern art with black or red hair, symbolizing her oneness with the lava flows she creates, but the geological version is actually a golden color.
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He designed a flag to correct that: A yellow circle symbolizing the sun divides a black half (representing Aboriginal Australians) and a red one (their relationship to the land).
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In September 2017, a statue of Columbus in New York City was defaced with red paint stained on his hands, symbolizing his role in the genocide of Native Americans.
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The former (1991's "Au Naturel") hosts a sexually suggestive arrangement of fruits evoking male genitalia and female breasts that sit above a wide bucket symbolizing a woman's vagina.
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Ayón's art exists in a world of moody, penumbral darkness, with shadowy forms interrupted by stark white (symbolizing death in Abakuá iconography) and set in arresting rhythms and geometries.
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" In another interview (cited in Marie-Monique Robin's 1999 book The Photos of the Century), Thompson complained, "I'm tired of symbolizing human poverty when my living conditions have improved.
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"Light, which plays an important spiritual role in much of Rabin's work, can be seen as symbolizing the warmth of the cultural gatherings in the Rabins' home," she said.
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The ubiquitous hand signal at his rallies was an extended index finger and thumb, an imaginary pistol, symbolizing his plan to put more guns in the hands of civilians.
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The tattoo, which he got right above his eyebrow, features Bryant's autograph behind a sideways number eight, symbolizing the late NBA star's old jersey number and an infinity sign.
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When she said yes, he presented her with a diamond-encrusted heart-shaped silver necklace as a way of symbolizing that she now owned a part of his heart.
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Corden, like many artists on the Grammy red carpet, wore a white rose on his lapel, symbolizing his support for the Time's Up campaign against sexual misconduct across industries.
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For TaTy's 16th birthday, she asked for a "purity ring," a silver ring symbolizing a pledge that she will abstain from sex before marriage, or until she is ready.
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Hong Kong police on Wednesday arrested pro-democracy protesters, including student protest leader Joshua Wong, after they scrambled up a monument symbolizing the city's handover from British to Chinese rule.
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Using Washington's neo-conservative (aka "neocon") formulas, the emerging Asian economies are from Mercury, the smallest planet of the solar system, symbolizing the Roman god of abundance and commercial success.
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His ironically thin "Atlas" sculptures (carved of mahogany or pencil) lift eggs symbolizing the globe, sometimes placed into inverted toilet plungers, reminiscent of the torch of the Statue of Liberty.
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Avvakumov built a model of Lenin's Mausoleum with rhinestone-encrusted dominoes, symbolizing both memory and its impermanence, suggesting a sort of lyrical irony to the end of a lustrous empire.
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On Tuesday Charlene and Albert opened the traditional Feast of Monaco at Port Hercule by ceremoniously burning the votive boat, symbolizing the arrival of Dévote on the banks of Monaco.
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The ad put Democratic districts up for reelection in a logo symbolizing crosshairs, though the editorial originally stated falsely that it showed the corresponding lawmakers' faces in the sights instead.
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"Nobody has been really nasty," he said of reactions to his bridge, which features a Trump mannequin, a Statue of Liberty figurine and a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, symbolizing American manufacturing.
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To the left (facing the altar), a stunning iron and wood pulpit is installed against the wall; a demonic figure — symbolizing evil — is carved into the underside of the stairs.
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The deaths have become a national outrage, casting a glare on the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and symbolizing India's swamped, mismanaged and often corrupt public health care system.
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The house's unlikely second life in Mr. Mendoza's garden in Berlin has captured the city's imagination, making front-page news and, for some, symbolizing Germany's changing role in the world.
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Many see the 38-year-old premier's pregnancy as symbolizing progress for women in leadership roles, as, in giving birth while in office, she followed Pakistan's Benazir Bhutto in 1990.
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Republican Guard pallbearers carried the caskets Sunday to the Pantheon over a blue carpet symbolizing the color of peace, the United Nations and of Europe, as a crowd of thousands applauded.
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Locals make it at home, therefore avoiding any taxes imposed by the government, further adding to the allure of the elusive, red-flagged wooden poles secretly symbolizing chicherias in the valley.
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"The sign of Libra cuts through the center of our zodiac, marking the Autumnal Equinox symbolizing the balance of light on earth — equal day and equal night," said astrologer Rebecca Gordon.
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He is wearing two pendants around his neck, one of them a large ankh, the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic ideograph symbolizing the gift of an afterlife, granted to humans by Egyptian deities.
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The Jamarat bridge, where pilgrims throw stones at pillars symbolizing the devil, will handle up to 500,000 pilgrims at a time, or 3 million total over the course of each haj.
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Morales, in a traditional red tunic, climbed the Akapana pyramid, where shamans presided over a fire ritual and presented him with a staff symbolizing his right to lead the assembled tribes.
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Animated videos on the program's YouTube channel — and on other social media — feature talking pimples, swimming sperm with faces on them, and rocket ships symbolizing… well, you can imagine the rest.
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The demonstrators carried colored placards for those who couldn't be in attendance, with blue representing doctors who were working, and red symbolizing those who had emigrated in search of better conditions.
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And then there is the case of "Civic Virtue," a much-loathed statue that had been near Queens Borough Hall and depicted a muscular hero towering over two women symbolizing vice.
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George Washington first said it in 1789, and the oath has been the centerpiece of presidential inaugurations ever since, symbolizing the continuity of democratic rule and the peaceful transition of power.
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The skunks standing atop one another bear lipstick marks on them symbolizing the "honor marks" Ponca men may have tattooed on a young woman of their choice following distinguished honor in battle.
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Oliver painted an image of his Joaquin and the boy's mother, Patricia, with a fence between them, symbolizing the immigrant families who have been separated by border officers in the United States.
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"It's just a garment to suit a modest person, or someone who has skin cancer, or a new mother who doesn't want to wear a bikini, it's not symbolizing Islam," Zanetti wrote.
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With #metadata, he attempts to do the same to the act of creation itself, symbolizing his creative process as the studio, and representing all of its complexity in the simplest forms possible.
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"The rail is a very important project symbolizing the mending of ties between Singapore and Malaysia in the 2010s," said Chan Xin Ying, a Malaysia-focused research analyst at Nanyang Technological University.
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They follow a more earthly item: a simple, elegant brass necklace with a key charm dipped in white gold, made by Armenian artisans in Lebanon, symbolizing the homes that refugees leave behind.
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Video footage posted to YouTube captures the group shining large lamps to project images of a ladder, the Statue of Liberty, and a luchador — symbolizing a fighter against justice — on the walls.
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And unlike the famous Indian sculptor Ravinder Reddy whose large, gold leaf-covered female sculptures symbolizing fertility are often voluptuous and well formed, Rodwittiya's are not sexually suggestive in their rigid poses.
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The menu will include specialty hot dog options like the Gone Hollywood and the Boybander—five mini hot dogs symbolizing the five members of his former band, according to the Orlando Business Journal.
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Pope Francis has met with a group of Korean Protestants while on a trip to Geneva to promote Christian unity, symbolizing the pontiff&aposs hopes for cooperation and unity on the Korean Peninsula.
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Francis greeted the patriarchs outside the Basilica of St. Nicholas and together they descended to the crypt to pray before the relics and light a flame for peace symbolizing the unity of Christians.
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Around the anniversary, online censors block mention of everything from 占占占占人 (symbolizing the famous "Tank Man" photo) to posts referencing "today" or "that day," according to China Digital Times.
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"Twelve Windows" (2012–2013), for which she collaborated with members of Inaash, the Association for the Development of Palestinian Camps, has 93 hanging embroidered squares or windows, each symbolizing a different geographic region.
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Seeing hundreds of hippies lining the parade route with their index fingers pointed heavenward, Graham learned this was the Jesus People's "One Way" salute, symbolizing that Jesus offered the only path to salvation.
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While the Russian award will look more or less Oscar-esque, it will hold a "Choron," a a three-legged goblet, instead of a sword – a substitution symbolizing peace, according to the Post.
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But mostly what happens is memorable meals: For one, a Montreal chef team staged an elaborate meal around the theme of "The Hunt," with courses symbolizing a hunter's breakfast, shore lunch, and catch.
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Two yellow lines separate and intersect them both, symbolizing those who died on dangerous journeys across the Aegean Sea, as well as those who survived and are still trying, desperately, to reach Europe.
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Not wanting for ambition, Gharem has created a number of large-scale installations, including Messenger/Message, a nearly 10-foot-wide wood and copper dome symbolizing the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem.
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After the rally, protesters marched a block to the Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue, where several dozen sprawled on the sidewalk in a "die-in" symbolizing the effect of rolling back Obamacare.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish businessman has bought a statue symbolizing women forced to work in Japanese military brothels which was removed from an exhibition in Japan after organizers received threats over the piece.
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As well as symbolizing the couple uniting from their respective countries, the decision to have the wedding on a plane was also down to the couple&aposs keen interest in all things aviation.
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Since this will be the farthest exploration of any object in space in history, I like to call our flyby target Ultima, for short, symbolizing this ultimate exploration by NASA and our team.
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He did not elaborate but he appeared to be referring to some people raising flags during the protest symbolizing the Kabylie region east of Algiers, where most of Algeria's Berber minority are based.
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There was Mg San Oo and his early performance piece "The Deep Nest" (2004), in which he crawls through a tube of black fabric symbolizing the moments of life between birth and death.
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With red symbolizing China and blue representing the West, Liu uses her knack for witty visual metaphor to illustrate everything from understandings of the self to uses of umbrellas and attitudes towards karaoke.
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Protesters shouted "Fight for freedom" and "Stand with Hong Kong," according to The Associated Press, which added that they held up five fingers symbolizing the five demands requested of the Hong Kong government.
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One student in the photo appeared to be making the okay sign, which started out as a fake hate symbol and is now often used as a far-right troll for symbolizing white power.
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Her return to modeling comes with a new name, according to Banks, who said her new model name would be "Banx," with the X symbolizing crossing out preconceived notions about what qualifies as beautiful.
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Using a distortion effect that processes each face into the next, "Mouldy Beauty" quite literally shows women changing into gross caricatures of themselves, symbolizing the unnecessary changes women make to appear attractive to others.
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In over 15 cities, thousands of protesters chanted "keep your hands off the uterus" and "my body, my business," as they waved wire coat-hangers, a tool symbolizing the dark world of underground abortions.
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The goat half is grounded, practical, and driven, symbolizing the Earth element that this sign belongs to, but the fish tail shows another side of this complicated sign: a connection to the Water element.
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Only four out of 10 respondents said they favor the plan to march together under a flag symbolizing a unified Korea, according to a survey released on Thursday by the South Korean pollster Realmeter.
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To drive home the point, Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan has appeared in a promotional video in which he weaves a cat's cradle between the fingers of his hands - symbolizing India's thicket of old taxes.
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But critics perceive the project as symbolizing a two-speed Morocco further accentuating disparities between territories as vast regions in the south and key cities such as Agadir remain without a basic train service.
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Just as Bertilli's sculpture shows Mussolini's sculpted profile in 360 degrees, Elliott's sculpture depicts a young female in profile with a zipper across her lips symbolizing the loss of free speech in fascist states.
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It concludes with a suburban couple coming home with a bright red bag of legally purchased pot, symbolizing "the new normal" — an ending that, like his own career twist, seemed improbable not long ago.
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Long ago, the political and pundit class began to recognize any mention of infrastructure-themed events as a catchall joke symbolizing any substantive — if pie-in-the-sky — policy objective destined to go nowhere.
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Hong Kong: The shooting of an 18-year-old, Tsang Chi-kin, during protests this week has divided the tense city, symbolizing the excesses of both the police force and the increasingly violent protesters.
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Green knows it is his duty to obey the lawful orders of his superiors, and that includes the President, who has called for Gallagher to retain his Trident pin, symbolizing membership in the SEALs.
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The two leaders smiled and hugged at the foot of Moon's plane at Sunan International Airport, amid crowds of cheering North Koreans waving flowers and national flags, including those symbolizing a unified Korean Peninsula.
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" It contains an adult body falling asleep next to a baby's body; a breastfeeding body; the body symbolizing a storefront; and "the pain I feel continuing in these registers… a cash register of emotion.
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Real name Jayceon Terrell Taylor, the former G-Unit star took to Instagram on Wednesday to share snaps of his new ink, which features Bryant's autograph behind a sideways number eight, symbolizing the infinity sign.
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To finish what Robb started, Sansa donned a dress made just for her, with each detail symbolizing the journey that got her to where she is today (or, uhh, six hundred or so years ago).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Aid organizations laid out 2,500 lifejackets symbolizing refugee crossings to Europe in a demonstration outside the British parliament on Monday timed to coincide with a United Nations summit on the worldwide migrant crisis.
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The verdict by the court in central Algiers also included additional six-month suspended sentences for the protesters, who were arrested for raising a flag symbolizing the country's Berber minority, state news agency APS said.
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Photographers documenting the massive pilgrimage have taken dramatic pictures from the air, showing the pilgrims taking part in the sacred rites of Hajj, such as walking around the Kaaba and stoning pillars symbolizing the devil.
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Before Apple removed the icon in later versions of Safari, it used to show only half of the Apple icon on the anniversary of Steve Jobs' death, symbolizing Apple being at half-mast in remembrance.
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The custom locket company Loquet London is introducing a range of rings with customizable charms, like a heart locket ring that includes rainbow, anchor and rose quartz charms symbolizing promise, tranquillity, hope and love ($3,415).
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The statue of liberty casts a shadow on the flag, symbolizing our justice and laws previously instated being outshone by President Trump's actions and executive orders that he is using to avoid the legislative process.
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So combine the two — situate a cult on the English moors, as Rebecca Wait does in her novel "The Followers" — and its characters will seem doubly wretched, the stark landscape symbolizing their wind-swept minds.
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The nickname — symbolizing the United States as a nation of immigrants — was imagined by the poet Emma Lazarus, who in 1883 wrote the sonnet "The New Colossus" to raise money to create the statue's pedestal.
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In one creation, for example, he added pearls to jade butterflies (symbolizing a happy married life) and paired a branch of deep red Japanese coral (the shape signifies offspring) with a fire opal from Mexico.
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"After the very rich period that the emirates have lived through, both culturally and economically, and the complete mutation of their cities, it's normal that there should be buildings symbolizing this golden age," he said.
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Castrof was replaced last month by Chris Dercon, former chief of the Tate Modern, in a move many of Castrof's supporters have criticized as symbolizing a different aesthetic and political alignment than Castorf had been cultivating.
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As in the porcine version, Fischer plants the animal's feet firmly on the ground, its stability symbolizing, as any banker is happy to tell you, the security one seeks in trusting a stranger with their money.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Thousands of revelers, some waving rainbow flags symbolizing gay rights, crowded Washington streets on Saturday for the city's gay pride parade in an annual party that saw anti-corporate protesters briefly block its route.
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The image of a convicted drug lord encircled in rhinestones may be jarring for some, but others feels it's a form of cultural iconography symbolizing the many contradictions of El Chapo idolatry and Mexican-American identity.
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During the first half of the film, she spins time after time, rattling off names from the fated list of 76, interspersing those names with words like, "Don't shoot," and "Again," symbolizing the repetition of violence.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia reportedly signed more than $4 billion in arms and energy deals in October, symbolizing the improved relations between the two, as well as the growth of Russian influence in the Middle East.
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Incidentally, for those who seek that the Confederate flag be reinterpreted as symbolizing what is good about the modern South -- the climate, the "y'all come back," the barbecue, the music, the charms of the accent, etc.
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Leo's ruling planet, the Sun, dependably rises every morning—and dependability is something you can lack in your life as a mutable sign (signs that fall at the end of a season, symbolizing change and flow).
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This very large, handsome building, built into a scenic hillside so as to nearly disappear from view, has become an inextricable part of the landscape, symbolizing both continuity and growth — the essence of a successful family.
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In the original Broadway production, and then in the movie, Maria is up on her fire escape, and Tony calls to her from below; it's the balcony scene of "Romeo and Juliet," symbolizing their distant worlds.
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ADDIS ABABA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The opening of Ethiopia's once-secretive imperial palace complex has been hailed as symbolizing a new era of openness for the east African nation, but it also has another aim - job creation.
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But where Tolkien, Lewis, Jordan, and Rowling—and even George R.R. Martin, with his nihilistic ice zombies symbolizing Death—all set their heroes the task of defeating a supernatural enemy who embodies evil, Pullman's villains are human.
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The monster rages not only against his creator, who flees from him in horror, but also against all institutions, symbolizing in one respect the "monstrous" horde of the working classes who rise in consciousness against their masters.
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Later, a dump truck unloaded a substantially larger quantity in a heap, symbolizing the mountain and imitating the part of the 1966 protest in which students drove trucks into Durango and dumped the dirt in public areas.
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At another store up the street, Higuaín is depicted holding a platter with three babàs — a vaguely mushroom-shaped, traditional Neapolitan pastry — symbolizing the three goals Napoli scored against his current team, A.C. Milan, earlier this season.
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But while his peers continued to work within the genre's austere limits, Mr. Morris went on to explore an astonishing variety of stylistic approaches, from scatter art, performance and earthworks to paintings and sculptures symbolizing nuclear holocaust.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997, is the only place on Chinese soil where a large-scale commemoration takes place, symbolizing the financial hub's relative freedoms compared with the mainland.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Greta Friedman, the woman in white kissed by a sailor in New York's Times Square in a photograph symbolizing the end of World War Two, has died at age 92, media reports said on Saturday.
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Wiley's original portrait of Obama features the former US leader sitting in an ornately-detailed chair in the foreground of a bush filled with flowers symbolizing the Hawaii native's roots to his home state, Chicago, and Kenya.
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Besides the rich soundscape, it's fascinating how the piece melds VR with physicality: before each person starts the experience, they're asked to actually take a seed and place it in soil behind them, symbolizing their virtual avatar's creation.
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"Verdict of the People," is the third of Bingham's trilogy on American politics and elections, a complicated work symbolizing the strife and rough politics of an era of even greater political and social turmoil than the current one.
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They started by handing out "get out of jail free cards" symbolizing how forced arbitration lets banks get away with wrongdoing, then decided to dress Werner up like the Monopoly Man himself to attend hearings in Pennybags's best.
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There, a gaping hole in the ceiling exposes an anonymous peasant's shoes strewn on the floor, symbolizing what we are led to believe is a man who has propelled himself into outer space, seeking the perfect socialist utopia.
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" Chocolates are, she suggests, not just a tool of seduction but the embodiment of it: "Women are supposed to give in to men as they give in to sweets, with chocolates symbolizing the impending breakdown of sexual resistance.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A controversial statue symbolizing "comfort women" was withdrawn from a Japanese art exhibition on Saturday after organizers received security threats, amid a resurgence of tensions between Japan and South Korea rooted in their bitter wartime past.
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A more accurate depiction—with softer lines and a bigger smile—grins from hundreds of shirts and fake $1,000 bills, symbolizing Yang's signature idea of giving every American adult a "freedom dividend" of $1,000 a month for life.
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The 49ers quarterback showed up to his first start of the season today wearing a Muhammad Ali shirt, symbolizing a solidarity with the late boxer who also used his prominent position as a platform to protest social injustice.
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The CPL will cap its inaugural season on Saturday with either the Hamilton Forge or Calgary Cavalry hoisting the North Star Shield, a maple and crystal trophy that Clanachan sees as symbolizing his league's unique patriotic selling point.
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Along with the "Demoiselles" and the Faith Ringgold, Ms. Temkin had requested a wooden sculpture from the early 1950s by Louise Bourgeois — a grouping of five totems, painted white and light blue, symbolizing the artist and her family.
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The bus gleamed in the parking lot of his Urbandale office, freshly wrapped in the campaign's signature black and red and white and bright comic-book blue, symbolizing a new phase for what has been an austere campaign.
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Some speculate that Jon will have to become the new Night King or sacrifice himself in another way to negotiate peace with the Walkers, explaining why the feather symbolizing his blend of ice and fire would fall and freeze.
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"No taxation without representation" is a slogan originating from the 1700s that reflected the resentment of American colonists at being taxed by a British Parliament to which they elected no representatives, symbolizing anti-British sentiment before the American Revolution.
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Narrator: On day one of boot camp, new recruits arrive at the receiving barracks, where they take their first steps toward becoming Marines by walking through these silver hatches, symbolizing the threshold between the outside world and Parris Island.
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Samora M. Smith, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary in New York, led the ceremony, which incorporated Christian elements as well as the African-American tradition of jumping the broom, symbolizing the leap into a new life.
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It was her 55th birthday, and at the end of the festivities, he presented her with one last gift: a box holding three diamond bands in white, yellow and rose gold, symbolizing Mr. Brakeley and each of his children.
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Each year, my grandparents would set up a table called a haft sin with items symbolizing hopes for the new year, including a plate of lentil sprouts (which looked like grass), a mirror, an apple and even a goldfish.
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" Van Yahres said he thought August was the perfect time to chalk up his idea of interlaced fingers symbolizing people of different races coming together at the intersection because of the foot traffic associated with the city's "Unity Days.
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DA election posters featured images of 36-year-old Maimane in poor townships around South African cities, symbolizing his role in broadening the appeal of the Alliance, rooted in a white campaign in the 1960s against white minority rule.
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Whether you're a sadboy protagonist coming out of your shell, a supervillain celebrating a particularly devious plot, or a magical chimney sweep symbolizing the working class, a good dance is an entertaining way to push character development and plot devices forward.
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At Granada Hills Charter High School in Los Angeles, students laid prone on the field of a football stadium to form a giant #ENOUGH, symbolizing the thousands of youth who die of gun violence every year in the United States.
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With a menu made up of specialty hot dog options like the Gone Hollywood and the Boybander — five mini hot dogs symbolizing the five members of his former band — the stand certainly knows how to cash in on the star's celebrity.
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A group of Democratic women — many of whom wore white, a color symbolizing the suffragette movement — was seen rising to exit the chamber as soon as the president wrapped up his remarks, which lasted slightly less than an hour. Sen.
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As racial tensions over police brutality, immigration and other issues have flared over the past several years in our nation, these statues have become lightning rods — symbolizing oppression, hate and the whitewashing of history for many of us, myself included.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - French "spiderman" climber Alain Robert scaled a 68-storey skyscraper in Hong Kong on Friday to hoist a flag symbolizing reconciliation between China and the territory as weeks of escalating pro-democracy protests show no signs of abating.
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To give a couple of examples, I once had to recreate Aristotle's conception of the weights of his proposed elements of earth, water, air, fire, and ether by aligning them correctly on a ringed circular door symbolizing the ancient cosmos.
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Even though you're not known as a crybaby, like Cancer, the symbology of your sign reveals that you're not afraid of emotional depths—you're half-goat, half-fish, with your fishtail symbolizing your connection to Water, the element of emotion.
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Two years ago, Marty Hartman, the executive director of Mary's Place homeless shelter in Seattle, received a package from Amazon: The company presented her with a golden key symbolizing access to eight floors of a building in its Seattle headquarters.
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After dipping the greens, herbs and vegetables into the requisite salt water (symbolizing the tears of the enslaved Israelites), I plan to leave the vegetables on the table during dinner, and bring out several of Ms. Rosen's recipes for continued dipping.
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Named after the cultural center's lead donor, whose $30 million dollar pledge in 2015 began the capital campaign, the inclined five-story building will slope away from the 1929 historic Byzantine-revival synagogue, symbolizing deference to Los Angeles's oldest Jewish congregation.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Organizers of a Japanese art exhibition who withdrew a statue symbolizing "comfort women" defended their decision on Monday as justified given a crisis in ties between Japan and South Korea and arson threats, but opponents decried it as censorship.
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" Under legislation passed in June, Poland's right-wing government has given local officials and landowners just one year to remove all public monuments and memorials that "pay tribute to persons, organizations, events or dates symbolizing communism or other totalitarian systems.
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Shan Wu: A cleansing blue wave made landfall In the months leading up to Tuesday night's midterm elections, the references to the blue wave emoji symbolizing a "wave" of hoped-for Democratic victories grew legion on social media like Twitter.
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The following year, a refugee boy named Aylan Kurdi washed up on a beach in Turkey, symbolizing what authorities called the worst European refugee crisis since World War II. And one year after that, the months-long slaughter in Aleppo.
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Mr. Pilaram, born the same year as Mr. Tanavoli, 1937, forged similar hybrids in painting, integrating images from popular culture — the open hand symbolizing the Muslim faith, the shapes of mosque minarets from his home city, Isfahan — with blocks of Mondrian-style abstraction.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Audi will end its involvement in the prestigious Le Mans sports car race next year after almost two decades to focus on racing electric cars, symbolizing a shift in strategy as parent company Volkswagen battles to recover from an emissions scandal.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - A faceless skull with a crown of spikes and blood pouring from its wounds, symbolizing a Syrian caught in the horror of civil war, stares out from a painting on the wall in a student theater in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius.
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So is the 10th star from a ribbon in the Bolivian coat of arms, symbolizing a claim to the coastline area of Litoral, which would be the landlocked nation's link to the sea — if it were not in the hands of Chile.
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Vernon Bogdanor, an eminent constitutional scholar at King's College London, commended the queen for her self-restraint and for keeping her views to herself, arguing that the enigma of her persona has been essential to her success at symbolizing and unifying the nation.
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Syracuse will celebrate a century of lacrosse this season; the school's greatest team remains a huge part of its unparalleled legacy within the sport; and the hardware symbolizing said greatness remains missing, a totem that has become part of college lacrosse lore.
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Surveys conducted before the Games showed that more than 70 percent of South Koreans opposed forming a joint ice hockey team with the North, while only four out of 10 favored the plan to march behind a flag symbolizing a unified Korea.
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And when our group's yoga teacher, Larissa Carlson, began to chant the sound of om — a Sanskrit word symbolizing the union of body, speech and mind — and the rest of us joined in, creating a collective, continuous round of the humming syllable.
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Noting that the "Manyoshu," the anthology from which the name was adapted, was "a national book symbolizing Japan's rich national culture and long traditions," he said that the name signifies the importance of the country's culture and the harmony of its citizens.
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This was most vividly realized in New York magazine's July 2015 Cosby cover, on which 35 of the women who've spoken out about being assaulted by the recently convicted comedian were posed along with an empty chair symbolizing those who've yet to come forward.
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She spoke of the necessity of small collectives that could act like ants in the arts ecosystem, burrowing into the ground to aerate the soil and make the ground fallow, in preparation for a later renewal after larger animals (symbolizing sizable institutions) have gone extinct.
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"Maybe 300 or 400 years from now, everything will be gone, we'll all be gone, and they'll be the four faces in the Black Hills and the statue there symbolizing the Native Americans who were here at one time," he told Voice of America.
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Standing there alone, I tried to quell the urge to cry (yes, I can be dramatic; I'm a Pisces): I now had a very visible Scarlet Letter symbolizing all the things I didn't have in my life, most principally romantic love — and maybe common sense.
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The city is now considered one of the world's most innovative, with its transport systems playing an unusual role in not only symbolizing the changes in Medellín, but actually helping to bring it about by connecting people in hard-to-reach areas to new opportunities.
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The dress is paired with a billowing, floor-length garment that flows over the top and back of the dress and is covered in thick layers of embroidery symbolizing "beautiful life and wealth" and inspired by the type of embroidery used in Japanese Noh Opera.
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Capping a week of extraordinary hostility toward the news media, President Trump tweeted on Saturday that he would not attend this year's charity dinner of the White House Correspondents' Association, scheduled for April 29, a Washington tradition symbolizing comity between the president and the press.
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According to the Flemish dictionary, there are four ways to sign the word "Jewish": by stroking the chin; by stroking an imagined goatee; by mimicking bilateral pipe curls with the fingers; and by moving a hooked finger over the face — symbolizing a hooked nose.
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Yes, etched on the inner band of the rings is a goat's head, symbolizing the Curse of the Billy Goat, the hoary legend of a hex put on the franchise by a tavern owner whose pet was denied entry to the 1945 World Series.
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After spending the day on Mount Arafat, the pilgrims moved at sunset to the plain of Muzdalifa to gather pebbles to throw at stone columns symbolizing the devil at Jamarat on Sunday, which marks the first day of Eid al-Adha, or the feast of sacrifice.
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What started as a crafting project caught fire, with the handmade hats—off all shapes, sizes and shades of pink as women traded patterns and instructions or improvised their own—symbolizing the resistance to President Trump's agenda on women's issues that first ignited the Women's Marches.
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Stephen Hawking: Trump 'is a demagogue' So like others before him, the presumptive Republican nominee is participating in the ritual of foreign trips by presidential candidates, a practice meant at least in part to provide photos in exotic locations symbolizing a candidate's ease with foreign issues.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity ripped it as a "garbage compromise" while conservative author Ann Coulter mocked it as the "Yellow New Deal," conflating the color known for symbolizing cowardice with the House liberals' "Green New Deal" plan to address climate change, which Republicans have widely panned.
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They occupied the inlet with kayaks and canoes, marched in Manhattan with a coffin symbolizing a funeral for a project, organized and filmed a flash mob at a nearby soccer field and staged a sleep-in on the pavement outside the park during a torrential rainstorm.
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Cersei seems more generous than ever this season — giving a golden hand to Jaime (an ornate disguise, instead of a more practical hook), a ship to Myrcella Baratheon (symbolizing a wish for her freedom) and a highborn marriage to Bronn (to dissuade him from becoming Tyrion's champion).
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DIOR Dior et Moi For her latest collection, called Dior et Moi, Victoire de Castellane looked to a romantic style of ring known as "toi et moi": two gems that sit side by side or close to each other on a band, symbolizing two souls becoming one.
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Pitching itself as an alternative to the big Australian banks, "86400", pronounced 'eighty-six four hundred' symbolizing the number of seconds in a day, said on Wednesday it was already well advanced in talks with regulators to secure a banking license to launch in the first quarter.
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Soon a crowd of maybe a few dozen silent demonstrators—some wearing Robin Hood–style hats and mouth coverings symbolizing their contention that they had been silenced by the Democratic Party—were assembled, fists raised in protest, while a scrum of national and international media roiled around them.
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Already dealing with a cash crunch in the wake of a steep decline in aid from its key ally, Venezuela, Cuba also faces a political transition as President Raul Castro steps down next year, symbolizing the passing of the baton from the generation that led the 1959 Revolution.
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"America's Response Monument," subtitled "De Oppresso Liber," a motto of the Special Forces, has been treated far more deferentially in recent years than Fritz Koenig's "Sphere," a sculpture that actually stood in the original World Trade Center plaza and survived the 2001 attack — symbolizing both loss and resilience.
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The cover of this cunning little almanac is made with, among other things, bloodstone, glass, gold, woven textile and braids of hair, along with the initials A.C. Two gold frames, on the front and the back covers, show a snake biting its tail in an endless circle symbolizing eternity.
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Post-Liston: From Cassius X to Muhammad Ali The day after the Liston fight, Clay announced that he had joined the Nation of Islam and was changing his name to Cassius X, the letter symbolizing the unknown name taken away from his family by slave owners hundreds of years before.
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It's certainly no secret that the tradition of having a father walk his daughter down the aisle on her wedding day and "give" her away is deeply rooted in sexism, basically symbolizing the passing of a woman -- the "property" of one man, her father -- to the next man, her husband.
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If you've ever sent an email or texted, you are aware of the smiley face EMOTICON (35D), which consists of a COLON and HYPHEN (combined at 18A and symbolizing the EYES and the NOSE of the face), as well as an end PARENTHESIS at 61A, which symbolizes the smiling MOUTH.
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Insofar as one can figure out the plot of "Flames" today, it had several pairs of people in love with each other and many others locked in mortal enmity: a dichotomy supposedly representative of the French Revolution but also, as the Soviet audience would not have failed to notice, symbolizing the Russian Revolution.
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Following the shoot for this story, we found out firsthand why she's in demand as a voice of the moment, with the meaning behind the Amulette de Cartier pieces she'd just posed in — featuring pink opal, symbolizing a wish for happiness; carnelian, for vitality; and onyx, for courage — as our jumping-off point.
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For example, when I was growing up, my family's haft-seens always included a mirror symbolizing reflection, colored eggs for fertility, coins for prosperity, and, if we were feeling ambitious, a live goldfish for new life (an ironic association in my house, where pretty much every goldfish we brought home died immediately).
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The fact that many of these cure-alls were simply nostrums may be obvious to us today: the trade card advertising Cas-car-ria, notably, features five demons symbolizing just a few of the ailments the tonic — personified as a dog — purported to treat: liver complaints, kidney diseases, rheumatism, debility, and even nervousness.
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Weaving our way up a steep and narrow road, we reached the farm where we had booked a farm stay and were greeted by the owner, Vikram Rawat, and his family, who applied a bindi to each of our foreheads, symbolizing honor, love and prosperity, and gave us each a Himachali hat, called a topi.
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Here are the important, technical details for greenery in a variety of formats: "Outrageous Green Metallic is a unique shade, symbolizing modern renewal and a reconnection with nature, then finished with a special tinted clear coat to give the color depth and vibrancy," said Ford color and materials design manager Barb Whalen in a statement.
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Wednesday night as members of Congress held press conferences, denouncing one another for failing to pass a $1.1 billion plan to fund Zika virus control and research, the city of New York tested the two beams of light that arise dramatically from ground zero every September 11, symbolizing the destroyed World Trade Center towers.
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They will be joined on Sunday by 150 guests, most of whom will receive Champagne upon arrival, as well as a rose quartz stone (a symbol of love), and an amethyst stone (symbolizing friendship), in which to hold and place their hopes and wishes for the couple during their exchange of vows before the Rev.
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The Star Wars collection is the biggest collab yet, with dishes symbolizing both sides of the Galactic War: Choose from a Han Solo in carbonite roaster, a Porg pie bird, a Death Star or Millennium Falcon silicone trivet, an R2-D2, BB-8, or C-3PO mini cocette, and a Darth Vader round Dutch oven.
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"When the president of Russia invites the prime minister of the state of the Jews to stand alongside him at the parade symbolizing the Red Army's victory over the Nazis, its liberation, also, of the (concentration) camps, of Jews and others – for Russia, that is very significant," Israeli Intelligence Minister Israel Katz told the Ynet news site.
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They expect that if she wins in November, the victory would mark the first election of an avowed socialist in approximately 2628 years, symbolizing a decisive and perhaps irrevocable break with the center-left policies of the Clinton administration in the 28500s, which emphasized fiscal discipline, a balanced budget, welfare reform, and tough criminal and drug policies.
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At the annual Diplomatic Corps reception, which will be hosted by Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace next Wednesday, the royal family traditionally wears their most glamorous regalia and for Kate this year, that will likely include her go-to pearl and diamond tiara and her new sash symbolizing her role as a member of the Royal Victorian Order.
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Emma Roller AT an activities fair at the beginning of the school year, Hana Barkowitz, a sophomore at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, and the president of its chapter of the College Democrats , set out two bowls of candy: one symbolizing support for Hillary Clinton, filled with fun-size chocolate bars, and the other for Senator Bernie Sanders, filled with Blow Pops.
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Directly below his windows lies a model for how spaces morph over time, a primer on taking history in stride: Desjardins's statue of the Sun King did not survive; it was melted down during the French Revolution (apart from the four captives, which are now in the Louvre) and replaced by a raw wooden pyramid symbolizing the triumph of the Republic.
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