Sentence examples for sign making from inspiring English sources
A preacher hectoring the crowd carried a sign making the claim, "The winds of the end of time are blowing".
His sign making company, NCS Fabrications, wants to straighten out an inefficient production line, the result of new machines having been added wherever space was available.
In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower announced his goal of an expanded Interstate System, and highway engineers worked quickly to fashion a rough alphabet by rounding off the square edges of the block lettering created during die-cut sign making.
I was walking up Lexington Avenue the other day around 11 a.m., when just behind the Armory I looked up and noticed some bulbs were missing from the Walk/Don't Walk sign, making it look like a hand signal from Mr. Spock.
The Artillery Arms pub in east London, for example, gained exposure in the national press thanks to a sign making light of a burglary at the premises during the night: "This pub is so good that someone tried to get in eight hours before we open!" Other businesses have instead courted controversy – Brick Lane Coffee hit the headlines with its provocative sign reading "Sorry no Uggs (slag wellies)".
+ Philadelphia's Federation of Teacher's is gathering in Aviator Park across from Logan Square before the march for art and sign making.
A big "Bugger Off" sign made of ABC gum?
But the sign made the machine seem suddenly almost human.
Plunging into a crowd of strangers with her sign made Ms. Yu feel awkward at first.
On the fence outside, a sign made from found sticks spells "L'Ecole".
