Sentence examples for signal comes from inspiring English sources

"The signal comes in at just a hair short of broadcast quality," he said.

A good director screens out the static, so that the signal comes over clear and strong.

The restart signal comes when the driver releases the clutch and presses the gas pedal.

A more hopeful signal comes from the appointment of a new chief justice, a Tamil.

The Downtown Alliance free Internet can hook you up; the signal comes from the third-floor food court, but you can pick it up right outside as well.

But another possibility, he agreed, is Dr. Kogut's speculation that the new signal comes from a time before the universe produced any dust.

Because the receiver covers such a big sweep of the radio dial, it is hard to tell if the signal comes from intelligent life.

The buy signal comes from the eight-week moving average of the weekly New York Stock Exchange specialist short-sale ratio.

They have a very short range, less than six feet, and the first signal comes from the car, not the key-chain fob.

Tune into louisianaradio.com, and you will wait for about six seconds as the signal comes in, but once that happens, vintage Chubby Checker comes through loud and clear.

Their device broadcasts a radio signal through a building and, when that signal comes out the other side, monitors variations in its strength.