Sentence examples for a placard indicating from inspiring English sources
By federal regulation, each such shipment must carry a placard, indicating its contents.
Hanging near a print of Renoir's "Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette" was a placard indicating that the signal for "Abandon ship" is a repeating sequence on the ship's horn of one short blast and one long blast.
I took note of the many fire exit signs, each doorway graced with a placard indicating the room's maximum capacity.
Costumes, sets, and direction are understated, and very little about the transcripts has been changed each segment begins with a sterile placard indicating the make of aircraft, date, and how many passengers and crew were onboard.
A green placard indicated that the structure was stable; a yellow sign meant that access to a house might be restricted because of damage.
Ronda was apparently home to its own Teddy Roosevelt, named F. J. Loustau, or so the placards indicated.
Placards indicated that groups had been shepherded by their place of work, their school or their local chapter of the Communist Party, much in the same way the government mobilizes crowds for the huge May Day parade each year.
Fox charges landlords for assessments and to display a ratings placard that indicates the building's grade.
The results were conclusive, but imprecise, because delegates simply raised placards to indicate support, union officials said.
Here, though, we see only a placard.
