| Seated on a figured rug, supported by a wooden armrest, he holds a fly whisk in one hand to signify his authority. |
| Neck adornments have been worn since ancient times to signify title or wealth or even just to sop up sweat. |
| On the tenth day, they are ritually sent back into the spiritual world and the vases are emptied and inverted to signify the end of the festival. |
| These are considered particles and they're placed at the end of a sentence, usually to signify a certain attitudinal meaning or intonation. |
| This single line from the 1967 film The Graduate came to signify a generation's contempt for insincerity, conformity, and wastefulness. |
| A decisive factor is whether ambush marketing activities signify a serious breach of rights. |
