to signify

Originally it had been given the name: the Age of Aquarius to signify the new era of spiritual enfoldment as foretold in astrology.

Oh, hi, you know that girl from the Greek restaurant with the hair (holds his hands up to signify she has big hair)?

What used to signify desire or the desire to be desired now boils down to narcissism.

The component parses the ID and checks for a specific mode value to signify whether the document should be opened in edit mode.

Initially the apostrophe was used to signify the omission of a sound. Gradually it came to signify possession.

A special character string or a bit pattern may be used to signify the end of the record.

For it seemed to me unreasonable, in sending a prisoner, not withal to signify the charges against him.

Master Zhan specially mounted the four animals onto the same frame to signify the flow of good bearings.

Not until the late 1800s were colors assigned to signify certain areas of study, but they were only standardized in the United States.

The sequence number used to signify the completion of the concurrent snapshot processing.

In the diagram below, the notation "[0] DataObject" has been used to signify the first entry in the list of address DataObjects.

He bowed his head to signify he had understood what Shamil said.

The emphasis on horseback operations is believed to signify a desire to emulate the warfare of the period of the Islamic conquests.

The highlight of the evening was a candle lighting ceremony to signify peace and the sharing of our light.

An inscription, name, stamp, label, or seal placed on an article to signify ownership, quality, manufacture, or origin.

It was a weighted gesture that seemed to signify a new kind of worldliness.

He paused, waving his hand to signify the vanity of the more that might be said.

The withdrawal of the police by Friday evening seemed to signify victory.

Star tattoos may also be used to signify numerology , and the number of points on the star is used to indicate different meanings.

But on the band's third album, "X&Y, " a need to Signify Something began to overwhelm the charm.

There is a reason why the word has changed in meaning and has ceased to signify the victorious general.

in addition, a permanent counter will be incremented to signify that this device has been reset.

The church bell used to be rung to signify disaster.

These days, however, the term 'para' is seen to signify a parallel competition that sits side by side with the main Olympic Games.

In ancient times this was seen to signify the conflicts arising from contradictory mental processes .

For mere mortals, it has come to signify any big downward move in a portfolio's value.

This trend continues to signify substantial increases in the numbers of samples processed by state crime laboratory facilities.

During the analysis stage you're not so concerned with the details, so your diagram needs only to signify that the deposit is positive.

Recruiters say some large corporations are following suit, but the new chief titles aren't meant to signify creativity or originality.

The Chinese government would no doubt be unamused if these warm words came to signify nothing.

In each case, you match exactly on the path and HTTP GET method, and then you use the =~ to signify a match using Java regular expressions.

The mice froze or quickly fled to dark corners, behaviors considered by some researchers to signify anxiety.

The new logo was supposed to signify Gap's transition from 'classic, American design to modern, sexy, and cool, '

Traditionally, it is said to signify a place where sails for ships and such materials are stored.

Applications also may be more brittle during refactoring due to the use of strings to signify properties.

placing "Construction Zone" tags on all classroom doors to signify futures being built.

Armenia : Two white doves may be released to signify love and happiness.

On the back cover of Wu Xian De Zhi Bei book, I also drew a circle without closing it to signify it is limitless.

It is our fervent hope that your leaders do it first to signify your willingness as a people to become Cosmic Citizens.

Use this tool to draw a line from the Employee class to the Person class to signify this relationship.

Armenia: Two white does may be released to signify loe and happiness.

They daubed the statue's hands in red paint to signify blood and scrawled the initials RH on the plinth.

Western palmists, however, think this line is more likely to signify quality of life.

This image taken in a lush, green field is meant to signify her rebirth.

GNU ls uses a '. ' (dot) character to signify a file with only an SELinux security context.

More than 2, 500 Christians - all wearing purple ribbons to signify hope - sang hymns and prayed against the proposal.

In contrast, previous versions of VB required empty parens to signify an array.

signify Some tribes use special facial markings to signify status.

It is used to signify the absence of a value in many situations.

I refer to the use of the term "inequality" to signify differences in income and wealth.

a wreath or garland worn on the head to signify victory.

The white is supposed to signify the protection of innocence.

He used the Passover elements of bread and wine to signify His body and blood.

One had only to signify the chance of good bribe.

What a moment it will be when we ring the Centennial bell to signify the opening of the Centennial Convention in Chicago!

These constructors are used by the component to signify an error.

The patterns can contain an asterisk ( * ) to signify one or more characters or a question mark ( ? ) to signify one character.

Run in the sand or up hills and use landmarks to signify a change of pace.

Think this line is more likely to signify quality of life.

Normal cycle is a more accurate and more scientific parameter to signify the life-span consumption of the engine.

The practice of skull elongation - to signify group affiliation or social status - dates back 9, 000 years.

The tradition of using a baby to signify the new year was begun in Greece around 600 B. C.

I wanted the theme of today's party to signify a fresh start for all of us.

or by itself, to signify a wildcard match.

XSLTXT, like SLiP, uses indentation to signify block structure, and uses abbreviations for keywords such as xsl: template.

Scientists say this behavior is thought to signify self-recognition and this is the first time a non-primate has shown it.

Wu Chengdian does the same with images taken from IKEA, which has come to signify the dream of bourgeois domesticity in China.

Describes how to signify that a section of code implements a specific interface.

People in China used the badges to signify their zeal for the cause.

This example also illustrates the use of - to signify standard input to cat, so we can concatenate the output of tr and the text2 file.

At that time, wearing clothes came eventually to signify Barbarianism, or at the very least, shame.

I like to have lots of beautiful flowers in bloom to signify new life.

service units of participating agencies would be identified by a logo to signify that it was a help point

She bought it in the first land auction after the handover to signify her support for Hong Kong's reunification with China.

To give nonverbal expression to; signify or embody:

How to signify The uniqueness of mine