Sentence examples for signage a from inspiring English sources

It should be a weathered, rickety roadside shack with nonexistent signage, a gravel parking lot and no name.

A bookshelf extended from the entrance into the large underlit space; jokey signage — a poster advertising "10 Rules for Sleeping Around" — hung from the walls; from a distance, beyond the bar, came the echo of ricocheting pins.

The city's Taxi and Limousine Commission unanimously approved a regulation that would prevent owners of yellow taxi medallions, who often lease drivers the right to operate taxis in New York, from installing any signage a taxicab owner "reasonably" deems inappropriate.

It was vacant for six years, and the new owners wisely chose to retain the original signage (a gorgeous neon beacon), handsome Art Deco bar and red-and-cream booths, original terrazzo floors, and acoustical-tile ceiling.

Bolzano/Bozen, from the epicenter of the market, feels very much like a city that has fulfilled the aspirations of its bilingual signage, a paragon of the European Union and its ideal of supranational cooperation.

I tried to look casual and shouted: "It's not what it looks like …." If Lord Ashcroft wanted to unleash his literary revenge on Cameron let him not bring pigs into it The idea is, if you take away any signage, a terrorist will wander about lost until he gives up I'm fine being a giant squirrel, but being 'me' is hell.

We saw abandoned wooden farmsteads and synagogues, Polish signage, an old man by the side of the road with Nazi Reichsadler hand tattoos.

Evans (1903-75), who discovered the Polaroid SX-70 near the end of his life, had always been fascinated by signage, an interest that appeared in his pre-Polaroid photographs.

Though procedures, such as a color-coding, a sequence of the socket, and a signage, would prevent an anesthesiologist from making an improper connection, a less-experienced medical worker could have connected the wrong pipeline to this outlet.

Unofficial fan page Starbucks Melody has several photos featuring a soda, signage and a carbonator.

Called The Nook Simple Touch Reader with GlowLight, the signage advertises a Nook with an illuminated screen.