Sentence examples for character signs from inspiring English sources

In this example, set in the early 20th century, a character signs on to support Mexican revolutionaries with the line "It ain't like it used to be, but it'll do".

Around this dusty city with its Cyrillic character signs left over from the Soviet era, Mongolians talk of supporting democracy in Iraq, of bolstering geopolitical ties with the United States and of returning their nation's long-eclipsed name to the world stage.

When it came time to go to university, Manea, acting grotesquely against character, signed up to study hydroelectric engineering.

On the front cover of DC's Supergirl, issue 65, characters sign the comic's title.

Projections on a screen or held posters spell out the action while characters sign and say their words.

Ultimately, in the late 1970s, Dave Purcell gave Steve the rights to the characters, signing them over in a contract on Steve's birthday and allowing him to develop the characters in his own way.

I had accepted these quirks as part of who I am; now I twisted the mannerisms into insidious character flaws — signs of some impending unraveling.

This may be why many of her projects take on the character of signs or gestures in the urban fabric, the kind that evaporate and pass.

The only other new character showing signs of the same commendable attributes is "Sleepy Hollow's" Ichabod Crane Tom Misonn), and he's more than 200 years old.

Rosenbaum believed that Lex was trying to be a hero in season one, but that his character showed signs of having to fight "ambiguity" and stay on the straight path.

Updated at 1.33am BST 12.56am BST The land of enchantment New Mexico has welcomed Katie with a sign chock full of buckshot and character: The sign prompts a classic road trip question: whether accidentally funny, profound, or just bizarre, what are the most memorable highway signs you've ever seen?