Sentence examples for signs stick from inspiring English sources

MoD warning signs stick up out of the grass here and there.

Out on the roads in the countryside between Des Moines and Davenport, Ms Ernst's signs stick out of plenty of isolated farmhouse lawns.Yet on the evidence of interviews around Des Moines and Davenport, few voters seem terribly engaged or even interested.

Cardboard signs stuck in greenmarket bins announce the small- a arrival of Baldwin, Cortland, Greening, Jonathan, Macoun--and Newton Pippin.

Florida's highways are littered with so-called "bandit signs" stuck into grass verges with offers of homes for sale.

Brett Beldock, an interior designer, was wandering past a Jamba Juice recently when she noticed the carrot juice signs stuck directly onto the window.

For nearly two years, Mr. Levin has been tooling around Park Slope, using his digital camera to snap images of handwritten signs stuck in windows and taped on doors.

White with the first blizzard of winter, and red with the big sale signs stuck in almost every retailer's windows.

Some are topped by large bamboo frames holding bitter gourds and pumpkins, while others have little signs stuck into the soil, handwritten with the names of herbs and their planting dates.

There were petitions and hearings and signs stuck in soon-to-be-shaded front gardens, but all efforts to interrupt development here were as futile as the hell-raising over the Atlantic Yards.

"Occasionally a teacher would tell students to stop, but they wouldn't listen," said Ms. Smith, who recalled instances of Daniel's being bullied that ranged from being pushed off gymnasium bleachers and having "kick me" signs stuck to his back.

Turn around please, Edward S. Hochman, so we can confirm a suspicion that you've had one of those hand-lettered "Kick Me" signs stuck to your back since elementary school.