smoke signal

Looks like your smoke signals must have worked after all.

There was only one reason of which he could think for a smoke signal now.

Tom set his course for the area where they had seen the smoke signals the day before.

Using her own car, she knew, would be like sending up smoke signals.

His breath was like a smoke signal in the cold gray air.

I will send up smoke signals when the great moment arrives.

"I saw your smoke signal last night, so I've been waiting.

Then tomorrow, if it looks clear, we go get some green wood and leaves from across the way to make a smoke signal with.

"I'm making smoke signals from the steam coming out of your ears."

They probably could have gone to smoke signals and Brown still would have had a good night.

Internet is down at work, I'm sending this via smoke signals.

The one drawback of using smoke signals is that the enemy could also see them.

I think because the people cannot read they now send smoke signals up to God.'

Making that appointment with me was the first smoke signal she sent up."

Taking hands, the children ran straight in the direction of the smoke signal, along the trail which opened before them.

Smoke signals are a form of visual communication used over long distances.

A smoke signal was sent up by the ship to recall the landing party.

Data such as smoke signals or skywriting are temporary by nature.

Though it was rapidly clearing, the smoke signaled serious damage.

So he'd worked out a code of smoke signals.

For that the human scouts had smoke signals and messenger birds.

Just a smoke signal so we can be rescued.

There was also the success of the 1998 film "Smoke Signals."

The phone system combines an ancient symbol, the smoke signal, with modern technology.

"We might as well go back to smoke signals and tom-toms."