Sentence examples for sign lights from inspiring English sources

The neon Hot Doughnuts Now sign lights up when a fresh batch comes out of the oven.

And every evening at precisely six-thirty a Hyatt sign lights up red and white, its glow not quite reaching the dirty screens of two video-game consoles in a tin-roof shed.

For example, when a car equipped with a transponder approaches a tollbooth, a sign lights up with the words "VALID ETC" (Electronic Toll Collection), and the driver hears two beeps from a small plastic box attached to the windshield, indicating that his toll is paid.

I watch as their "The Doctor Is In" sign lights up.

When the sign lit up, the effect was almost colonial, the planting of a flag.

You could almost see a 'Does Not Compute' sign light up in their eyes".

At the company's headquarters, in Denver, a huge blue neon sign lit up downtown for miles.

Until the sign lit up, the Giants' fans didn't seem to know how to treat divisional champions.

The house lights dimmed, the sign lighted up, and the Hives hit the stage, five guys wearing white ties tucked into black shirts.

We used to sit there until the Campbell's Soup sign lit up across the river in Camden, then go home.

The clean-out-the-attic facet, however, seemed practical, so when in conversation a board member of the Princeton Historical Society said to reunion chairman Charlie Ganoe '51, "Why don't you collect memorabilia for us, then?" the neon sign lit up.