Sentence examples for denotes grew from inspiring English sources
Her father was a vicar who left the UK for South Africa after the war, and Wade, as her metallic accent denotes, grew up in Durban.
The visit of the Secretary General denotes the growing presence of the United Nations in Panama.
And Grace and Tommy exchange looks in the street to denote their growing interest in one another.
But if our reaction to the minority contribution to Team GB does denote a growing maturity, will it outlast the Games?
23 These observations may denote a growing use of diagnostic modalities in cancer care.
[C]ame into use to denote a new spirit that grew and spread with the rise of democracy.
The electrochemical and textural characteristics of various hydrous ruthenium iridium oxides (denoted as (Ru+Ir Ox·nH2O) grown by cyclic voltammetry (CV) were systematically studied for the application of electrochemical (EC) capacitors.
As the text coursing across the screen increasingly grew pocked with holes, pictographs denoting unrelated notions — restrooms, recycling, radioactivity — filled in the gaps.
If you strip out all of those, which denoted by asterisks, you get the sites that grew organically, including Infospace, WordPress, Weatherbug, Answers.com Sites, Facebook, Hearst Digital Media, and Mozilla.
Historically, the west bank of the river at the fork was called "Wolf Point," but in the 1820s and 1830s it came to denote the entire area and the settlement that grew up around the fork.
We crossed independent clones of recovered mst2∆ epe1∆ cells (mst2∆ epe1∆*, which denotes the presence of a suppressor) and found that all resulting progenies grew normally from the beginning.
