Sentence examples for sign man from inspiring English sources

But after the 1981 season, the sign man signed out.

In a Philadelphia football stadium, a fan called "the sign man" unfurled a banner with the words "Let's roll... out" to tumultuous applause.

Last Saturday, "the Sign Man," as many local residents called Mr. Pouillon, was pelted with fruit by a shopper with whom he was arguing while protesting near the market.

In 1964, when the Mets moved into their new stadium, Mr. Ehrhardt established himself as the "sign man of Shea," a highly visible figure whose visual venting was to be a feature at the ballpark for 18 seasons.

The expected second-half onslaught from Salford failed to materialise and, in a week where the Reds made an ambitious bid to sign Man of Steel Sam Tomkins from Wigan, head coach Phil Veivers was left to contemplate a fourth defeat in five Super League matches and a return to bottom spot in the table.

I approach these things not as a painter so much as a sign man that's actually just making signs about his life.

The Titans are making a big push to sign Manning.

The trade does up the ante for Miami to sign Manning, writes Greg Cote in The Miami Herald.

But it also kicked off the race to sign Manning, which, Jason Cole of Yahoo.com writes, will cause rancor in front offices everywhere.

Elway and Fox keep the van after the journey, realizing that if they alienate Tebow while failing to sign Manning, they may have to start their own drywall business.

For an argument on why it isn't such a hot idea, here's Ian O'Connor of ESPN New York: If the Jets do sign Manning, they'll prove only one thing: They don't have a program.