Sentence examples similar to this date signifies from inspiring English sources
The show left off on March 8 , 1983 and not only is that the title of the Season Three finale, but the date signifies President Ronald Reagan's evil empire speech.
So, on the plus side, this date on the calendar signifies fresh starts and new possibilities, a renewed desire to explore and express our own distinct talents in more effective and (hopefully) beneficial ways.
Remember this date, boss.
But Jones's selfish desire to keep his Radio City date deservedly signifies a change in how we should view Jones.
The date can signify different things in different states.
On Wednesday, Navistar was awarded a $1.2 billion contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to build 1,500 MRAP vehicles to be used by the U.S. Marine Corp. (See: Force Protection Off Course) The contract was Navistar's largest single order to date, and signified a major turnaround for the recently lagging company.
That's because outside events of violence, few dates have signified more calamity than this fateful day.
Clearly, these performers are on to something, using their canceled New York dates to signify something greater than laziness, or scheduling conflicts, or being upset at insults by Peter Rosenberg.
This will signify that the date is all systems go.
