Sentence examples for signalling to the from inspiring English sources

Was he signalling to the shooter(s)?

But they also gratify the comedian's intellectual vanity, signalling to the audience how sophisticated the act is for posing as a bigot.

A lead whale then sings at a much higher frequency, signalling to the group that now is the moment to surface and attack.

Ranieri was clearly alarmed judging by the way he started gesturing to his team, then signalling to the crowd he wanted more noise.

This is where REM sleep gets its name from and this window of free action provides the lucid dreamer a way of signalling to the outside world.

Everybody sick here!" A soldier near the detainee began ferociously signalling to the officials leading the tour to usher me out.

There seems to be confusion between the applauders and the applauded: Brezhnev tries signalling to the crowd, joining the crowd, sitting, standing, smiling all for naught.

Any ongoing affinity for the book is a way of signalling to the world that you are still enthralled by juvenile and illusory notions of freedom.

This is the dubious situation that Israel finds itself in: signalling to the military that a dead soldier is preferable to a captive one, while at the same time signalling to the Israeli public that no cost will be spared to secure a captured soldier's release.

Our results show how downstream effectors can decode information contained in the amplitude and duration of Ca2+ signals, revealing a mechanism by which a multifunctional second messenger such as Ca2+ can achieve specificity in signalling to the nucleus.

At Barclays, he made his appearance behind what looked like a grand piano (in fact, the grand case concealed an electronic keyboard), signalling to the exuberant people in the bleachers that this would be a concert, not a d.j.j