Sentence examples for a cross sign from inspiring English sources

Jackson mockingly flashed what he later said was a "cross" sign toward the Knicks bench after he scored -- a variation of Larry Johnson's "Big L" sign.

The actual target positions are indicated by a cross sign, while the estimated positions are indicated by a circle ('o'o.

Although the intersection is equipped with a crossing sign and signal lights, they face south on Buena Vista and are not easily seen from San Fernando.

Thus, these genes will be flagged by a cross-sign in the MA and volcano plots.

by time the two ends are together, from above it will look like a cross-sign.

For instance, a word such as charity might be associated with nonverbal, imaginal associative knowledge such as a collection tin or a red cross sign [ 36] and will therefore activate a set of nonverbal associations, albeit more weakly than concrete words which have strong imaginal referents attached to them.

The active connections will be two blue desktops without a red cross sign.

Everything appears to be going smoothly until, seconds after passing a "deer crossing" sign, a real-life deer dashes into the road.

Because the young girl at the counter spoke little English, I ordered a colada in what must have seemed like a cross between sign language and Spanglish, and unwittingly downed the entire cup — fast.

There is a stop sign and a rail-crossing sign but no barrier arms or warning lights at the intersection, which has been the scene of "a few" fatal train crashes, Chief Cutrer said.

His fascination with the architectural details others might ignore - a New York crossing sign, the backdoor of a disused theatre, piles of deckchairs, the contrast between a concrete road sign and an ancient wall - made exhibitions into intensely personal statements.