Sentence examples for signals war from inspiring English sources

The capture of Bulgari signals war on a glittering new front against Richemont, the jewel-laden, third largest global luxury goods empire, based in Switzerland and assembled by South African tycoon, Johann Rupert, 60.

The iPhone 4S and iPhone 5, if they are both real, kills Apple's legendary Keep It Simple, Stupid mantra, but officially signals war with lower-end BlackBerrys and Android devices.

But it should not have been hard to anticipate, with the aid of decrypted Japanese signals, that war had become inevitable.

One signal, [PC (34 2) + K]+ (m/ z 796.5), had higher signal intensity in Non-T, all all of the others had higher signal intensity in War-T These nine significant signals in War-T acquired from case 1 were used as candidates for specific signals selection.

He has signaled that war with Iran would be on the table.

Mica Levi's brief, brilliant Signal Before War, written for the Sinfonietta's leader Jonathan Morton, is a violin solo that traces an agonising microtonal ascent through the instrument's range.

The three countries say they will happily defend Turkey, a NATO member which shares a border with Iraq, but planning for it now would send the wrong signal: that war is already a foregone conclusion.

"Our inaction tends to signal that war crimes and crimes against humanity are condoned and have no consequences," he said.

A few months later, in July, President Obama has promised to begin troop withdrawals from Afghanistan, signaling that war's long awaited end.

The unarmed auxiliary patrol boat HMAS Lauriana spotted M-21 and illuminated the submarine's conning tower, while sending an alert signal to the Port War Signal Station at South Head, and the nearby anti-submarine vessel HMAS Yandra.

None of the auxiliary patrol craft in the harbour had radio communications, so all instructions and reports came from signal lights via the Port War Signal Station or Garden Island, or by physical communication via launches.