5 sentences with “signalled”

The Stamp Act signalled a change in British policy after the French and Indian War.

The rescue diver dipped his torch into the water and signalled frantically to his buddy. His buddy then assumed that he had finally found the body.

Lilies and peonies served as a calendar when I was a child. Each spring, their purple to purple buttons signalled that it was time for our annual pilgrimage to the cottage by the lake.

In this way, Paine helped channel colonial discontent to the king himself rather than, as had been the case, to the British Parliament, a bold move that signalled a desire to create a new political order that completely disavowed the monarchy.

Massachusetts delegates met in a Provincial Congress and issued the Suffolk Resolutions, which formally rejected the Coercive Acts and called for the raising of colonial militias to take military action if necessary. The Suffolk Resolutions signalled the overthrow of royal rule in Massachusetts.