Sentence examples for signage war from inspiring English sources

So when Sports Authority agreed to pay $150 million over 25 years for the naming rights to Mile High Stadium this past fall, if you listened carefully, the signage war drums were already beating far off in the distance.

In the Soho Factory arts complex, the Neon Muzeum began as a 2005 documentary project on Poland's Cold War neon signage and has since grown into one of Warsaw's most interesting cultural institutions.

It is even more than the signage and embodiment of war and devastation.

Kona Lanes opened in 1958, featuring the Tiki-inspired signage and architecture that became popular following World War II.

While the wall is long gone, this is, in some ways, like a Civil War reenactment in the U.S. The signage remains, and military personnel 'stand guard,' but it is really a 3-D historical marker.

One of his earliest assignments had been designing posters for the Ministry of Information during the war, and he was one of the designers of the signage for the Festival of Britain exhibition site.

After Tishman Speyer Properties bought the World War II-era complex in 2006, it contributed new plantings and signage.

The patron saints of the exhibition are Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown, Reyner Banham, Charles Moore and Ed Ruscha — architects, writers and artists who beginning in the mid-1960s celebrathe the same car-dominated post-war urbanism, with its high-low architectural mix and energetic signage, that has inspired Goldin.

The tour of Wildwood's post-World War II Doo-Wop-style motels is two hours of blazing neon, loopy signage and vintage architecture, all to the accompaniment of Doo-Wop music.

Signage is scant.

"Signage, homeowners, parking.