Sentence examples for signified when from inspiring English sources

The difference came in what this victory, on the first day of the Aeropostale Holiday Festival, signified when combined with the preceding games.

What Ali signified when he converted to Islam was that he was tired of being part of an oppressed people.

An independent mind is signified when your little finger stands apart from the ring finger, with a great deal of space between them.

Cazal Eyewear dominated in the 80s as the brand that signified when someone has "made it".

He went on to estimate the strength of bleaching powder (1824), using a solution of indigo to signify when the reaction was complete.

Mr. Kerry's aides stoked the perception by disputing the debate commission's decision to place blinking lights on the candidates' lecterns to signify when their time was up.

In a country that is clamoring to get ahead (the first foreign advertisement in the Chinese press after the Cultural Revolution was for a wristwatch), these are images with no markers of fashion, no slogans or brand names to signify when they were made.

He predicted that he would knock out Trinidad by Round 5, but at a news conference this week he brandished a poster with "KO 9" written on it, to signify when De La Hoya and Jones were felled in fights earlier this month.

What I signify when I say 'this man' pointing to Socrates is quite different from what you signify when you say 'this man' pointing to Plato, and every use of the phrase requires a new imposition.

I have my own opinions, but they don't signify when the industry itself hasn't decided what makes a device what.

The Macintosh computer chime was used to signify when WALL-E has fully recharged his battery.