Sentence examples for signal of things from inspiring English sources

He has his hand on the tissue box, a signal of things to come.

There is here self-critique, of Proust's years as dandy and mere aesthete, and a signal of things to come.

Economists regard this index as the most reliable signal of things to come and it was down to its lowest since 1993.

Analysts have pointed to Brazil's largest-ever corporate takeover, Companhia Cervejaria Brahma's $7 billion acquisition of Companhia Antarctica Paulista, recently approved by antitrust officials, as a signal of things to come.

Germany did approve an unexpected, unilateral ban on naked short selling this week, but it was more a sop to an angry domestic populism than a signal of things to come; indeed, such national-level decisions will become increasingly rare.

His bogey-bogey start was a signal of things to come, as a 17-year-old with limited Tour experience was overwhelmed by the conditions, his emotions and the attention that came with being the youngest player to earn a Tour card.

And, in the end, it might even signal a sign of things to come for those other super-stubborn innovation-haters: copyright purists such as the MPAA and RIAA.

Feilhaber's breakthrough hopefully signals a sign of things to come from a player that has been largely disappointing this season.

But with frontman Dougy Mandagi's exceptional and diverse falsetto, "Rest" becomes an exciting signal of great things to come.

Lee's film, however, is not the only one in the works to feature the charismatic autobiographer; "Stew!," the documentary, has a MySpace page and its own Web site, an encouraging signal of good things to come.

"So you're left with this nice signal of where things used to be connected, and in this case it appears to be a connection between what is now an ice sheet".