Sentence The phrase 'infinity sign' is considered correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to the mathematical symbol that looks like a figure 8 lying horizontally. For example, you could use the sentence: "The symbol of eternity, the infinity sign, represents the concept of something that is boundless or endless."
What made you integrate the infinity sign into this piece?
His "Endless Column" would go nowhere if you stuck an infinity sign on top.
The difference between a Möbius strip and an infinity sign would take forever to explain.
The Infinite Button is a small infinity sign that appears on a lot of the screens on the phone.
If it specified how long it retained the data of its users, the number of days was encapsulated in a box; if it did not specify, it was assigned, provocatively, an infinity sign.
This might include salmon with a flicker of sansho pepper; seared Spanish mackerel with a shiso leaf peeking from underneath; ikura (salmon roe) mellowed in a bath of soy, mirin and sake, the brine balanced by yuzu and honey; and a scallop split open and laid out like an infinity sign, its texture wobbling between flesh and cream.
Below the word Experience there is a lattice-like pedestal that appears to be two infinity signs having gotten into a car accident with a treble clef.
Eights are especially prevalent; sometimes they look like infinity signs.
Infinity also signed magician Penn Jillette to head a one-hour daily syndicated show.
Infinity ultimately signed with Crave Entertainment in 2001, a company who alternated between localizing quirky Japanese titles (Tokyo Xtreme Racer, Jade Cocoon) and crappy budget games (Casper's Scare School: Classroom Capers).
As previously noted, part and parcel of Peirce's early account of signs is that an infinity of further signs both proceed and precede from any given sign.
