Sentence examples for printing signs from inspiring English sources

The proposed legislation would, among other things, prohibit any state agency from printing signs or documents in any language other than English, and require the police to ask people stopped without proper ID if they are in the country legally.

The McCall and Mehiel campaigns have merged to a degree unheard of since the advent of party primaries, combining staffs, broadcasting joint ads, campaigning together and printing signs with both names.

With President Obama scheduled to speak at a union-sponsored picnic in Cincinnati on Monday, labor advocates are spending the weekend painting and printing signs in support of a health care overhaul.

"Large retailers spend millions of dollars a year printing signs," says Lubel. "Some print up to 500,000 signs a week".

Save yourself the hassle of printing, signing and scanning contracts!

In fact, businesses are still shuffling and filing paper and printing, signing and mailing paper checks.

Supporters waved blue "Ron Paul" placards, flags and "peace" signs (actual printed signs, not two fingers).

"I printed signs not just with my name, but my picture, to help people remember who I was," he said.

Large-print signs (a guidebook in Braille is in the works) explained an exhibition of toys in cases in the museum section of the historic house.

A dizzying mishmash of techniques and vaguely familiar styles — in wood and steel, furniture and mirrors, photographs and printed signs — the Peters express a spirit of swing-barrelled derision, hinting that every conceivable artistic attitude is inescapably vain and selfdefeating.

This type of Arabic-only sign is widely used in the various school settings – classrooms, library, teachers' room – and is evident in handwritten and printed signs.