Sentence examples for hit sign from inspiring English sources

Well, the page is finally live, and all you have to do is put in your e-mail address and hit "sign up".

At one point, he presses a button on the keyboard and the intro to his legendary 1988 hit Sign o' the Times booms out of the PA.

The outfield fence was covered with billboards of the most charmingly local sort -- an exterminating company ("we kill with skill"), a catering hall ("one wedding at a time"), even an ode to Ebbets Field: "Hit sign all fans ride free -- Wonder Wheel," a lure that recalled the former borough president and haberdasher Abe Stark's "hit sign win suit".

I look back at him aghast: there are doubtless things I want to do less than sing Prince's legendary 1988 hit Sign o' the Times in front of Prince, but at this exact moment I'm struggling to think of any.

Stretching across right field, a mere 297 feet to the foul pole, was a hand-operated scoreboard with a wire screen above and a wall of advertisements below, the oddest one daring the batter to "Hit Sign, Win Suit" from Abe Stark's haberdashery.

Everything about the place -- the Brooklyn Sym-Phony that serenaded umpires with "Three Blind Mice," the right-field sign of the clothier Abe Stark that challenged batters to "Hit Sign Win Suit," Hilda Chester and her cow bell, Red Barber in the broadcasting booth -- was warm and inviting and, well, different.

He will take the field of the new Yankee Stadium on Thursday, but the run and hit signs on the scoreboard have been replaced by down and to go.

That shows that while it might have hit sign-up saturation in its core markets, it's still adding plenty of users in the developing world.

Producers of the CBS-Grammy Awards all-star concert tribute to Stevie Wonder looked on during rehearsals Tuesday as singers Kenneth BabyfaceEdmondsnds and Ariana Grande sat on black stools rehearsing Wonder's 1970 hit "Signed, Sealed, Delivered".

At Tuesday's event at Bar Basque Nadal took questions from journalists, posed for pictures and hit signed tennis balls into the crowd below -- eager young women even dove into the nearby fountain to retrieve a stray one.

I remember Abe Stark's sign at Ebbets Field: "Hit the Sign.