Sentence examples for indicated there would from inspiring English sources

Soon after his election, he broke that promise and indicated there would be changes.

McLoughlin indicated there would be no new money from his department.

But senior policymakers also indicated there would be no changes to the current system.

Intelligence had indicated there would be computers, cellphones, caches of documents, and gunmen at two target houses.

Just a week ago David Cameron clearly indicated there would be "no boots on the ground" in Mali.

Both coaches indicated there would be few surprises in the game that concludes the N.F.L.'s 50th season.

Go get it," while rubbing his fingers together to indicate there would be cash paid for the hit.

The Anglican church's primate of Australia, Melbourne archbishop Philip Freier, welcomed the government's decision to accept more refugees, after earlier indicating there would be no increase.

Nissan and Renault has a pool of talent from which to select his successor, he said, indicating there would be no external search for his replacement.

The Syrian government acknowledged that it had launched a counter-offensive "in cooperation with its allies" against the rebels who broke the siege of opposition-controlled eastern Aleppo, and did not indicate there would be a halt for humanitarian reasons.

When WPP moved to Dublin in 2008 it was with the support of 99% of shareholders, Sorrell said, indicating there would almost certainly be overwhelming support for the board's decision this time.