Sentence examples for denoted the from inspiring English sources

That phrase once denoted the pristine perfect picture you see in electronics stores on HDTV sets.

And they denoted the shoestring budgets on which most of this music and packaging was produced.

Wuthering Heights denoted the place where the book was set.

It also denoted the public order in a city.

No plaque, no sign, no notice denoted the club's purpose, and Mr. Bradford himself said he had enjoyed shows there without knowing its history.

But in the West Garfield Park community, a place of few businesses but many weed-filled lots, Memorial Day denoted the start of peak shooting season.

When no object is denoted, the verb is in the neuter singular.

The word Tory comes from the Irish tōraidhe, pursuer, and originally denoted the Catholic rebels who sought to rid Ireland of the English.

It may have denoted the floating of the body down the river into the canebrakes.

As a verb, it denoted the act of stitching together the sandwich with sometimes elaborate designs.

And "all these issues" likely denoted the broader issue of negotiating nuclear arms cuts.