Sentence examples for a weathered sign from inspiring English sources

A weathered sign warned, "Danger of Electrocution".

One may end up near where it was found: at the tiny Garfield County Museum, where a weathered sign outside the town of Jordan says, "T.

As he rolled up to the entrance to the High Bridge, blocked off with steel gates and barbed wire, he was confronted by a weathered sign reading "Entry prohibited".

A weathered sign at its entrance said 4,000 people lived there, most of whom appeared to have left by 2013, driven out over time by a lack of work – and lately by insurrection.

Amid their howling, a weathered sign next to a garbage pile briefly describes the rise and fall of Nueva Cádiz, by 1515 a slaving center and the flash point for Latin America's first frenzied commodities boom, built around pearls.

("Super Lunch!" a weathered sign above a vacant building declares).

It sits just a few feet past the weathered sign telling motorists that this is where AppleJack has been made for a very long time.

The architect, Glen Coben, has even hung a weathered carved sturgeon on the sign outside.

A weather-beaten sign next to the door tells us about the admission prices it's free for single ladies, and more expensive for single men than it is for couples, a pricing scheme obviously intended to keep the club from turning into a bunch of hairy flaccid penises hanging out with one another. .

A weather-beaten sign next to the door tells us about the admission prices – it's free for single ladies, and more expensive for single men than it is for couples, a pricing scheme obviously intended to keep the club from turning into a bunch of hairy flaccid penises hanging out with one another. .

It began as a search for songs but broadened into a collection of weather signs, shipboard beliefs, greenhorn tales, and stories of the intense rivalry between sailors and the steamboat men who replaced them.