Sentence examples for particular signage from inspiring English sources
Issues Mr. Guan thought should be addressed by Phuket authorities included security, theft, food poisoning, road accidents and, in particular signage, the newspaper wrote.
"But what's protected isn't particular signs — it's signage," Selver says.
The official resistance to wilderness signage, in particular, has become a safety issue.
Over the years, the deals have kept coming, with progressively less fuss: advertisements on gymnasium scoreboards and wrapping paper for textbooks; pacts to vend a particular brand of soda; even signage on the roofs of schools near airports, said William Chipps of the International Events Group Sponsorship Report, a trade publication that addresses sponsorship issues.
In particular, beware of chimneys, damaged walls, balconies and high placed signage or items hanging from the building that might fall on you.
In the background of one picture in particular some warehouse type buildings clearly had floor-to-ceiling glazing but no obvious signage.
And why wouldn't they be, considering that artists had for millennia conveyed that sexuality and power were entwined, and that feminist artists in particular left no code unturned as they visualized (which means they took apart and reassembled) the signage of sexuality and gender intersecting with the signage of power.
This essay considers the display of particular maps, such as Joseph Gilmore's (1694), and John Wood's (1735), and the recent city initiative to improve its signage maps to help visitors and citizens build mental maps of the historic city.
"Signage, homeowners, parking.
"There's virtually no signage.
