Sentence examples for game signals from inspiring English sources

The game signals the power of brand nostalgia: Its sweet spot is kids who grew up during the 1990s, but the game appeals to smartphone users of all ages, not just millennials.

This does not mean you need a mic, after all there are those who don't often use in game signals, so if someone doesn't say your name but shoots you, don't fire a grenade etc.

this does not mean you need a mic after all those who dont often use in game signals so if someone doesn't say your name but shoots you dont fire a grenade etc... they might be telling you there is a spartan laser up on the balcony above you or that there s an enemy around the corner.

The first minute of the game signaled that this might not be the Rockets' night.

Obviously we never realised it at the time but when you look back now that game signalled a massive turnaround in Liverpool's long-term fortunes.

In some ways the game signaled the beginning of the end of L.I.U.'s brief reign on Brooklyn's basketball throne.

One enormous backhand by Williams in the first game signalled her attacking intent and though the Russian stayed on terms early on, she was always fighting an uphill battle.

New England, who boasted the NFL's best offence coming into the game, signalled their intent on their own opening drive.

When asked whether the boos at the end of the game signalled that it was time for him to step down, Trapattoni came out fighting.

Smashing Sam Curran over midwicket for the first six of the game signalled his intent to dominate the bowlers, and he did so with a mixture of often effortless drives straight down the ground, or through the covers, and powerful pulls and slog-sweeps on the leg side.

But Penny said that their qualifying for the Games signaled progress.