Sickness, as I before remarked, frequently accompanies hooping-cough; when it does, it might be looked upon as a good sign.
On seeing this night bird flying overhead at the battle of Salamis, the soldiers considered it a good sign, took courage, and won the fight.
Thunder on the left was regarded as a good sign, and so was the cawing of a crow on the same side; but it was considered more fortunate to hear the croaking of a raven on the right than on the left.
It is unlucky for one to have his hands empty when he first sees the new moon, and it is regarded as a good signif one has silver in his hand the first time he sees it.
If the rice is lumped together (bulat or berlubok) it is a good sign.
There is a rock of another kind that is a good sign; in it are scattered tiny black stones from which tin is smelted; especially when the whole space between the veins is composed of this kind of rock.
In the same way schist, when it is of a bluish or blackish colour, and also limestone, of whatever colour it may be, is a good sign for a silver vein.
Dark or black or horn or liver-coloured quartz is usually a good sign; white is sometimes good, sometimes no sign at all.
Then, to meet the bird Kna that is all black is a bad sign; while the Kna that has its wings tipped with white is a good sign.
On the other hand, let the Mampaulo-paulo hoot as much as it likes; for that is a good sign.
She took to Susan--a good sign; and Susan took to her--a better.
Then the thunder commanded: "Stand on that high stone so that I can see if you have a good sign.
The next morning he started again, and this time the little bird gave him a good sign, and knowing that nothing would injure him, he went on.
So he stood on the high rock, and when the bright flash came he did not move, and the lightning bade him hasten on, as he had a good sign.
It be an ill sign to the dying if a dark winged moth make at the bed light and fall at it, but it be a good sign should a light winged one come thrice and go its way unharmed.
It be a good sign of peace to a parting soul if there do come near to the window a white dove.
I hope you secure him, for you have a good sign," said Alokotán.
In many villages, during the festival to the village deity, water is poured over a sheep's back, and it is accepted as a good sign if it shivers.
If the turban turns to the right it is considered a good sign, the goddess having permitted them to proceed on the expedition; if to the left they return home.
It's still a good sign, as is the fact that you enjoy our work from the start.
Cortin found that a good sign, as well as being enjoyable to watch.
The muscle tremors were slowing too, which was a good sign.
Don Quixote, then, observing that Rocinante could move, took it as a good sign and a signal that he should attempt the dread adventure.
This morning he asked for food, which is a good sign, and he was anxious to know if his sledging gear was being got ready.
A good sign is the freedom of the Bluff from cloud.
The animal is still trembling, but quite on his feed, which is a good sign.
We have not struck a crevasse all day, which is a good sign.
It is a good sign that we are not instantly attracted toward her.
You were right; it was a good signthat we were not instantly attracted.
If irritability were a good sign--as old women declare--her convalescence soon set in.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good sign" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
