Battery life is up to a year, if your watering habits don't cause too much desperate signaling.
She'd be the only Republican woman at the top of the heap, but I think even-keeled Americans of both parties and genders can have sympathy for John Boehner's desperate signals that he'd rather not.
After the first birth wail, infants' cries will be mostly cries of desperate discharge, signaling discomfort.
The mixed signals coming from Spanish officials seemed to reflect an odd balancing act — trying to reap the advantages of sounding alarmed, but not so desperate that they signal a willingness to let European officials dictate harsh terms and conditions.
This was not described as a particularly strong quarterback crop (all carried significant risks), but perhaps indicative of the number of teams in desperate need of signal callers, three others joined Newton early on.
Other than that, the game was a dismal loss, signaling desperate days ahead.
But for the Mets, an organization desperate for positive signals, particularly as its owners could begin a high-stakes court trial this week, a 3-11 record becomes yet another unseemly blemish.
Refusing to give sales targets, which investors and analysts thrive on, is a desperate measure that signals desperate times.
It was an ethereal tune, sung wholly without joy, a signal of desperate unity that seemed to imply we'd sooner drift to Nova Scotia than abandon our mission.
Does this signal a desperate hunger for belly laughs in contemporary dance, or a general perplexity at what else is on offer?
To Peter King of SI.com, it signaled how desperate the Eagles are for a change of course and to Bob Ford of The Philadelphia Inquirer it signaled the fading clout of Coach Andy Reid.
