Sentence examples for given a sign from inspiring English sources

The double helix is generally right-handed and is given a sign by convention, whereas supercoiling of the helix axis is always in the cell.

In rural areas, a shopkeeper or even a centrally located homeowner is given a sign and deputized as a part-time postmaster.

Finally, West had been given a sign that might help explain the inexplicable — but it wanted little to do with it.

Each member of the crew is given a sign language name on the first night, and the hearing guests are encouraged to pick up at least the basics of the sign-language alphabet.

Lands hitherto left to pestilence and anarchy -- in the desert domains, locusts were a common source of protein before the age of oil made possible more lavish meals -- were given a sign of divine favor and its material rewards.

"In a country like India where there is caste and class discrimination, he has given a sign that everyone should be involved and this is a radical departure," said Dr Bindeshwar Pathak, a pioneering campaigner on sanitation.

One student, promised a salary of $90,000 a year, was recently given a sign-on bonus of $16,000 by a national chain, he said.

And in January, Mr. Pandit was given a sign-on grant of stock and performance-based options worth over $48 million, though the options currently no cash value.

And in January, Mr. Pandit was given a sign-on grant of stock and performance-based options worth more $48 million, though the options currently no cash value.

She was given a sign-on package worth over $47.2 million in cash and stock, and pay worth an additional $11.9 million in 2010, according to Equilar, an executive compensation research firm.

Once on the ground, each rider was given a signed certificate commemorating the flight.