Sentence examples for signifies work from inspiring English sources

I don't have a big enough place to have a separate office, but there's something about going into the other room and sitting down at the dining room table that signifies work for me.

Black and yellow, the colors of Stanley tools, signify work for White, and were the colors of his business.

He soon noticed the ubiquity of the rubber-soled shoes (with minimal styling, often stamped with a Chinese character signifying "work" or "labor") among miners, factory workers and farmers — "people who are getting things done," as Walters puts it.

In the sense of a personal temperament Romanticism had always existed, but in the sense of an aesthetic period it signified works of art whose prime impulse and effect derived from individual rather than collective reactions.

"BEST is a superlative, yet for any artist best also signifies a work from different periods of development and growing consciousness.

In some contexts "Polish" is a brand signifying hard work, just as with "French chefs" and "German engineers".

The conversation turned to civil rights, and the actor used the term "the Movement" to signify the work of the civil-rights activists.

The documentary talked of how the Wall "signified hard work," how "an idea became an obsession," how some sections that were built by the Chinese Army took so long they eventually brought their families to combat homesickness.

BUT. 2) A green checkmark can also signify that work has been submitted to a college.

She sports a bright pink T-shirt signifying her work with a group called the DREAMers' Moms, which supports mothers who are deported or are facing deportation while their children remain in the US on temporary visas under the 2008 DREAMers reform.

These coins have marked events or may signify the work of royalty during that period.