Sentence examples for having a sign from inspiring English sources
Or is being demented, even mildly, like having a sign on your back that everyone can read except you?
I would daydream about being a radio reporter and having a "sign off" as a foreign correspondent.
Rather than having a sign describing the merchandise, the windows were papered over with foot-high aphorisms in punchy red and white type.
I remember the local Chinese takeaway having a sign that read: "No chips," since every Londoner ate fried potatoes with every meal.
I've considered having a sign made that says "Sod off – I'm writing", but I don't think that'd be particularly politic either.
But we should be more welcoming and having a sign saying visitor's entrance sounds like a very good idea, we'd better take that forward.
Having a signed certificate, the worker can communicate with other components securely.
Ben waves a clipboard around, asserting that he's having a sign-up for a new dad.
"I'm thinking of having each super-user have a packet of the tips and then having a sign-off for their team so that we actually know that it's being done because right now we share it but not everyone hears it" (ID2).
In an effort to make the spread of information more systematic, the manager reflected: "I'm thinking of having each super-user have a packet of the tips and then having a sign-off for their team so that we actually know that it's being done because right now we share it but not everyone hears it" (ID2).
