Sentence examples for signals a message from inspiring English sources

The green Ubersocial Twitter light usually signals a message when I stagger towards the Blackberry at 7am.

Maybe the Indira look-alike is signalling a message of return with her longer locks.

Many of Protx's legitimate customers received the Internet equivalent of a busy signal — a message saying that the company's servers weren't responding.

As Mr. Hollande has described it, the tax plan is about "justice," and "sending out a signal, a message of social cohesion".

To the most extreme core of Ukip supporters who are looking for some "other" to point the finger at, Farage has sent out a smoke signal, a message along the lines of "ignore all of that gumph about equality and race and stuff, you are not alone, you have a party who will help you point that finger, and Ukip is it".

"Pipping City to a player with the quality of Van Persie sends a signal, a message.

When they detect the signal, a message is sent to the brain.

That simple expression prompted a delightful eruption of laughs that signaled a message to my brain: "Remember this line.

Got to rejoice at the red blinking answering machine light that signaled a message - hopefully from that guy from the Oasis.

Women are not only rarely trusted alone as anchors in current affairs and news programmes, they are also often given the "soft" subjects – kittens, cooking and kiddies – and that itself signals a clear message.

He sees no difference in principle between the high of illegal drugs, the sugar rush of cupcakes and the blinking red light on a BlackBerry that signals a new message.