Sentence examples for being signalled from inspiring English sources
Martyn Ball was so keen that one appeal for leg-before ended up being signalled a wide.
Some people, such as Brown and Fink, argue that your hormonal and genetic make-up is being signalled by the way you dance.
The first move had been in April after being signalled in March when the bank raised the main rate from 1%, the low it reached during the great recession, in May 2009 (see chart).
Bad bowling does not, yipso facto, make a bowler bad When I predicted a big haul for Simon Kerrigan at the Oval, I had anticipated it being signalled in the space for wickets, not the runs column.
As the Tamarod movement protest begins, the Obama administration must not bear silent witness to another massive and violent crackdown that is already being signalled by the Bahraini regime.
Rob Dobson, senior economist at Markit, said: "We are moving away from the lows seen towards the end of last year but the actual rate of growth being signalled is still moderate".
The bus was signalled to stop.
That's signalled even by the overture.
New travel restrictions were signalled by Chertoff.
An infection will be signalled by: Fever.
The telephone was signalling.
