Sentence examples for that signalled from inspiring English sources

Those debilitating bogeys coincided with the distant explosions of cheering that signalled successes elsewhere.

On a Clear Day (1973) is a series of 30 screen prints that signalled Martin's return to art.

He would rise from his chair on the veranda and as soon as he stepped into the clearing he'd hear a sharp whistle that signalled "He's moving".

I recently saw someone walk into a signpost (amazingly, one that signalled 'caution pedestrians'); by the angle and magnitude that his body rebounded, I estimated that this probably really hurt.

Another study specifically looked at alarms that signalled arrhythmia (an irregular heartbeat) and found that nearly 90% were false.

Microsoft has announced major layoffs today as predicted, following a company email published by CEO Satya Nadella last week that signalled changes on the way.

England's second goal had an element of farce as Boskovic turned Welbeck's effort into his own net, but that signalled Montenegro's most threatening spell of the game.

Perhaps more powerfully than anything else, though, it was the world wide web that signalled trouble for fax, as the technology reached its zenith.

It wasn't just May's speech that signalled this return of the repressed.

Across two experiments we varied the nature of the cue that signalled to observers where to look next.

Most of these pretenders were crucified for sedition, an end that signalled their failure as messiahs.