Sentence examples for signalled from from inspiring English sources
A terrible outcome is clearly signalled from the outset.
One woman in a green sweatshirt signalled from a perch on the edge of a kind of manhole.
The TV was on, the grandmother signalled from her rooftop, and I found myself wondering, with something akin to panic, if there were any spiders in her house.
The story is carelessly hermetic; its twists are signalled from miles away, and the contrived action seems to take place under glass.
But Listen is in a different space altogether, which is signalled from the start of the pre-credits as the Doctor sits cross-legged on the top of the Tardis, in space, like an angry cosmic buddha, with musings on evolution and survival, surrealist tableaus and the chalkboard working overtime.
Walking the streets of Somers Town, one of the most deprived wards in the UK, it's hard to miss the 1,000,000 sq ft pile, signalled from all directions by the great aluminium slug that slithers across its rooftop and the orange tiled walls that loom above the streets.
Read the messages signaled from Mr. Krenz's creases: This was the reality.
/ Over there, office workers signalling from the ledges of distant buildings.
The electronics noise is equivalent to signal from 4 photons.
But the signals from Washington were mixed.
