Sentence examples for first signal of from inspiring English sources
"The first signal of a downturn is demand for new jets," Mr. Curado said.
But now she thinks of it as the first signal of what was coming.
The first signal of such a move came with Mr Carlisle's comments the day after the ceremony.
The arrest decree had reimposed martial law, and was the first signal of the military council's last-minute power grab.
Of course this news just predates the new chairman's arrival, so the appointment of the new director general will be the first signal of Grade's intentions.
It was the first signal of a brain cancer that his doctors said would probably kill him within a year and a half.
The first signals of success were intermittent and inconclusive as Spirit appeared to be bouncing and rolling over the surface.
For all his reluctance today to embrace the optimistic talk of an upturn, Mr. Cutler missed the first signals of the recession.
The first signals of Mr. Kirchner's direction will come this week, beginning with the naming of his cabinet, scheduled for tomorrow.
It therefore represents one of the first signals of the patchiness that, since then, gradually increased leading to the eventual habitat fragmentation typical of the late Pleistocene landscapes.
The first signals of lung ventilation appeared intermittently and irregularly approximately once per 5 s among the clapping signals after the embryo penetrated its beak into the air cell (internal pipping, IP).
