Sentence examples for Would signify from inspiring English sources

An orange alert would signify a "high risk" of attack.

Blue would signify a "general risk" of terrorism.

It would signify the brutality of this government.

The steam would signify which name the ancestors had blessed as the new king.

He wonders if such a sale would signify that his career was at an end.

By Wednesday and Thursday they began looking for red bumps and irritation that would signify infection.

At any other time, a visit by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani would signify a red carpet.

Again, unlikely, as that would signify "I quite fancy her, too".

More frequently a single word — "ugh!" — would signify turgid prose or some other stylistic or grammatical boo-boo.

Angelos, however, blocked the deals, saying they would signify to the fans that the team was abandoning its playoff effort.

"Statutory regulation would signify the importance that should be attached to ethical conduct in public office," they said.