Sentence examples for would be signalling from inspiring English sources

Down the maul went and up went the arms of the England players as they looked to the referee, Nigel Owens, in the hope that he would be signalling a penalty try.

(You could also say she drove farther, but in that case you would be signalling that you're primarily interested in the relative distances they covered and that it doesn't much matter to you whether they were moving along the same path).

Again: Kahlon, of all people, would be signalling that, under the new government, the Arab minority should be considered integral to Israeli democratic governance, and that Arabs — twenty per cent of the Israeli population — should accept their Israeli identity in return.

The down-regulation of IL-7Rα by T-bet resembles the phenotype of the "short-lived effector CD8+ T cell" [ 6], and an alternative means for long-term viability in vivo for such a cell would be signalling via the IL-15 receptor (IL-15R).

"If it was unusual we would be signalling that".

Detection of the virus would be signalled by a color change to blue.

"All of these Irish tugboat captains probably knew the service staff, and they would be signaling to them, 'Hi, I'm coming by!' But they would be signaling with these huge horns!

During the battle, Joan is hit in the breast by an arrow its flight through the air would be signalled by a whizzing sound cue.

And what they called weirdness would be signaled through exotic means, like a lower-case I made with four vertical dots.

The Japanese complained that the international community would be signaling "rogue states" that it was not serious about cracking down on germ weapons if it abandoned the effort to craft a new accord.

This glorious culmination would be signalled by the "rapture" — the lifting up into the clouds of Christ's living faithful — and a seven-year period of tribulation endured by those left behind.