Sentence examples for it signified from inspiring English sources

When the Exploratorium closed its doors in January, it signified the end of an era for the Palace of Fine Arts, its home for nearly 44 years.

Labour's decision was of historic importance, as it signified that the party had given up its traditional objective of a majority government for a more pragmatic policy.

This was a significant change as it signified the ability for the brigade to deploy its forces and sustain itself with its newly integrated support teams.

I believed it signified nothing.

It signified the growing interest of China in Central Asia.

It signified her turmoil at her inability to get pregnant.

Burlingame was delighted by the pledge, and everything it signified.

For Washington it signified protection against the Communists.

It was an empty line, and it signified the inhuman.

It signified to me how it was I had to take full responsibility for my life.

It signified that Tebow had held onto the ball too long.