Sentence examples for signalled before from inspiring English sources

Hughes had signalled before the Watford contest that Stoke's captain, Ryan Shawcross – yet to feature for the first team this season after summer back surgery – would be likely to make his return to action against Chelsea.

Michael Gove, the justice secretary, also signalled before the election that there would be no cuts to tax credits, saying: "We're going to freeze them for two years, we are not going to cut them".

The prime minister, Tony Abbott, signalled before Christmas that the target could be wound back or the scheme scrapped, saying lower power prices are the government's primary goal and the rationale for the RET no longer exists.

Prominent leftwingers in the governing Syriza party signalled before the vote that they could not support the mix of tax hikes and spending cuts proposed by Tsipras, following the rejection of similar austerity measures by voters in Sunday's referendum.

Abbott signalled before Christmas the target could be wound back or the scheme scrapped, suggesting lower power prices are the government's primary goal and the rationale for the RET no longer exists.

Their identity has been signalled before the first chapter, in a quote from HG Wells's A History of the World: "...We know very little of the appearance of the Neanderthal man... .. Actually, this inclusion now seems a touch heavy-handed: more intriguing to work it out for yourself.

He signaled before trial that he had just two witnesses.

Levin, B. E., Dunn-Meynell, A. A. & Banks, W. A. Obesity-prone rats have normal blood-brain barrier transport but defective central leptin signaling before obesity onset.

When driving down the freeway, we always appreciate it when people signal before they change lanes.

It even signaled before it turned.

Bland was arrested on July 10 after she was pulled over for not signaling before changing lanes.