Sentence examples for a sign of getting from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's a sign of getting older, but at some point a kind of nationalism sets in, a sense of pride in and protectiveness of our kookaburras, rosellas and galahs, who suck the nectar and and swoop on the worms.

That is a sign of getting to be comfortable with someone," continues Coates.

For urinating frequently is also said to be a way of washing out sickness, and therefore, a sign of getting rid of a source of ill-health, rather than as a clue to an emerging health problem.

Yawning is a sign of getting comfortable and tired.

Don't assume that your forgetfulness is just a sign of getting older; dementia symptoms can be mild at first but it is progressive; getting it under control quickly is imperative to proper management of the symptoms.

She said doctors have too often dismissed the complaints, writing off the memory lapses and muscle pain, in particular, as a normal sign of getting older.

Because there hasn't been a sign of anything getting better in the ghetto, people are fed up, but when they get up you point your little finger, you racist, you bigot, but that's not your problem now, is it?

For a rising comic, doing a special is a sign of arriving; "getting an hour" signals that you have some degree of talent, fame and bankability.

"Opening day is a sign of just getting out there and living," Hadley said.

A sign of encryption getting more accessible to regular smartphone owners.

The escalation in bribery investigations "may be seen as a sign of things getting worse," Mr. Pieth said.