Sentence examples for first sign of something from inspiring English sources

But they do seem to be the first sign of something going on in the sea.

That occurred to me while watching the early sequence in Amour, now used in the film's poster campaign: the first sign of something being wrong.

You'll also notice me, his only daughter, quick to jab him in the side at the first sign of something inappropriate.

"I just thought they were using lousy cheap corks these days," he says, remembering that the first sign of something wrong was that he found it harder to open wine bottles.

They're the very first sign of something else, the Candlemas bells, an undeniable signal that the warm days will come again; and I'm sure they fill me with elation because what I am looking at, against the dead tones of the winter earth, is Hope, suddenly and unmistakably manifest in white.

He has been saying for years that he would launch a chain of low-cost, for-profit schools.On November 24th there was the first sign of something actually happening: a new company chaired by Mr Woodhead, Cognita, announced its existence, and the acquisition of its first school, Quinton House in Northamptonshire.

It could be that we are seeing the first signs of something similar happening to Will Ferrell.

More important, the analysts say, these stirrings may also be the first signs of something that both Tokyo and Washington should have had years ago: a more open dialogue on a security relationship that has failed to keep up with the changing realities in Japan and, more broadly, in Asia.

Given the amount of coverage about the iPhone 4 antenna issue, you'd think it was the first sign of the apocalypse or something.

It was the first sign of what some of us suspected: something deeply wrong was going on inside the Bush administration along with interrogation policies like waterboarding.

Get treatment at the first sign of tooth pain, before it turns into something requiring a crown, root canal or emergency dental care.