Sentence examples for signalling your from inspiring English sources

When you reference that 1980s middle-distance saga you're essentially signalling your relationship has the simmering undercurrent of a Peaky Blinders series finale.

The opening stretches are a bit dependent, too, on class cliches, as Jerrod jokes about his rural upbringing and how the bar has raised when it comes to signalling your bourgeois status.

What does it matter if "metropolitan" has mutated from a neutral word to put in front of a railway or a museum into a political insult It matters if calling your opponent metropolitan is just a sly way of signalling your own social intolerance.

While Stories were designed to let you be raw and unpolished, beyond the highlights you post to the permanent Instagram feed, they've just made signalling your status and inducing envy a more constant game.

They will either make certain body movements to indicate that they are uncomfortable/uneasy, or they will avoid eye contact with you, signalling your victory.

Tote bags can signal your postcode with GPS-like accuracy.

Many come with a "roger" beep, signaling your turn to talk.

YOU put a political sign in your yard to signal your views, your tribe.

"This decision more than any other will signal your direction, your commitment, your resolve," the letter said.

Every once in a while your cellphone breaks into spasms of music to signal your next appointment.

I guess you could position yourself under it, so it looks like a "thinks" bubble, to signal your bad mood.