Sentence examples for signify when from inspiring English sources

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

A toddler alarm clock like the OK to Wake Alarm Clock & Night-Light helps to signify when it's O.K. to get out of bed.

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.

The mathematical tools developed by the researchers identified sudden changes in brain activity in the different regions being monitored, signifying when one memory chunk ended and another began.

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

The term "Friday news dump" came from that era, signifying when administrations announce bad news late in the week, admitting mistakes publicly but timing the release of information to get the least attention.

This conversion process is known as reheating, and signifies when inflation comes to an end and the stage known as the hot Big Bang begins.

According to dozens of interviews conducted by the FBI, DocX originally created lien releases, signifying when mortgages got paid off.