Sentence examples for signs for example from inspiring English sources

It has been obvious for years that Domenech has whimsical notions about players' zodiac signs, for example.

The signs, for example, that Germany was massing troops for an assault through the Ardennes were "abundant and distinct," Mr. May writes.

Note, though, that street names (on street signs, for example) do not include the first directional component, although some maps do.

There are just a few promising signs: for example, in Bihar, the state government of Nitish Kumar has been much better than its predecessor.

In Arab countries, ingenious compromises between depiction and non-depiction are sometimes found; on road signs, for example, a headless human figure will show pedestrians where to walk.

Traffic signs, for example, form a minilanguage, it being a matter of convention that [hazard] means "hazard ahead" in some countries.

A hardboard sign, for example, for "directions to press and for diplomats" is rendered typographically perfect for 1961 Jerusalem.

Commercial art (a 13-foot-high RCA Victor sign, for example) lies easily next to abstract work.

With the sign, for example, critics felt he flouted commonplace traffic island requirements that limit the chances for wayward trucks to crash.

Bolton are just one club to have benefited in this way, signing, for example, Youri Djorkaeff, and we have been offered many such high-profile players.

One of the main challenges of using cameras and radars for a braking system is how to prevent so-called false positives, in which a car might think an overhead highway sign, for example, is an obstacle to be avoided.