Sentence examples for sign addressed from inspiring English sources

Those with less cash could have satisfied themselves with a personalized selfie: Gandhi, a plate of dates, rice, and goat's milk, and a handmade sign, addressed to the buyer, that reads "BE THE CHANGE YOU WISH TO SEE IN THE WORLD".

At one point in the Guardian's film of the trip, while standing on the ice in full Arctic gear, she holds up a sign addressed to Tony Abbott, the Australian prime minister who, though he has since softened his stance, once referred to climate change science as "crap".

One of the groups, which may well represent a growing percentage of Arsenal fans these days, attempted to unroll a sign addressed to the team's veteran manager, Arsène Wenger, that said, "Arsène, thanks for the memories but it's time to say goodbye".

But such a steadfast refusal seems unlikely: the original contract that Ó Cadhain signed addressed the question of translation, defining the payment he'd receive for one.

Based on MRI data clinical signs addressed by FAST were analysed in relation to the different vascular territories.

If you want to speed things along you can include a date by which the contract should be signed, addressed or rejected.

Other signs address security: "No loaded weapons beyond this point".

Make sure the order will be delivered well before Thanksgiving to allow for signing, addressing and mailing the cards.

The message on the sign was addressed to him.

Her sign was addressed straight to President Trump himself and warned that she was "made of steel". .

Rather, as de Lauretis explains, in their address to someone — and for Peirce, because they are inherently communal, signs always address someone — signs create other signs that are the "significate effects" of the first signs.