Sentence examples for begin to signify from inspiring English sources

Call it a marriage, let us call our relationships marriages, and same-sex unions themselves will begin to signify differently in the world.

At the same time, the sudden reversals and comebacks in Theo's life begin to signify something about the American dream itself: the promise of fresh starts and second acts, the continual possibility of reinvention.

My stepfather still answers to Tony and, as the United States-born children grow older, their Anglicized names begin to signify who does and who does not "belong" — who was born here and who is de allá.

The Christmas production would begin to signify a culture of extravagance within the church: More than a dozen angels in white chiffon flew overhead, professional singers replaced volunteers, and live camels and donkeys took the stage.

Mack's eyes moved slowly to me, and his impassive expression, which had seemed to me to signify one thing — resignation — began to signify something different.

This sink sound began to signify many negative things to me, so I subverted it's meaning by digitally tearing it apart and using it in this piece".

And now that the recession is over, retail rents over all have begun to rise, signifying changes in some notable blocks and streets in Manhattan.

A phrase from the meeting summed it up: "The ice is beginning to melt", signifying that we can expect a rapid increase in industry's interest in Open Source.

However, as it neared the coast, cloud tops around the eye began to warm, signifying weakening.

After maintaining its through the early hours of February 6, a pinhole eye began to develop, signifying that Hondo was beginning to undergo rapid intensification.

Shortly after peaking in intensity, the coldest cloud tops surrounding the eye warmed slightly and an outer eyewall began to develop, signifying an eyewall replacement cycle was occurring.