Sentence examples for taking a sign from inspiring English sources

For students like Ms. Soto, of course, the academic calendar is already year-round; in addition to Chem 11, she is taking a sign language course.

According to one famous account, Spinoza had to be restrained by his landlord from taking a sign reading ultimi barbarorum ["ultimate of barbarians"] to the site of the massacre (Freudenthal 1899, 201).

The main difference from a standard DCE (based on first choices) is that 'worst' choice data are appended to 'best' choice data with all independent variables taking a sign change (to reflect the fact that 'worst' from options with utilities 2, 4, 7, 8 is observationally equivalent to 'best' from options with utilities −2, −4, −7, −8).

That is totally wrong and will damage your vocal chords so just let the air in your diaphragm out slowly till there's a growl) Try taking a sign of relief, to make your training easy.

I stepped in, took a sign and interrupted with a "Let's go, Kings".

He took a sign without hesitation, and joined along, walking in his blue suit and tie.

"And Bobby told me he was too focused to take a sign," Branca said of that notorious 0-1 fastball.

While some people consider selfie-taking a sign of modern narcissism, the professor disagrees, arguing it's just the latest way humans have found to communicate.

* Don't take a Sign Language class if you don't plan on being around deaf people.

It takes a sign language interpreter with a special set of skills to put music across to those who can't hear it.

Take a sign language class.