Sentence examples for tin signs from inspiring English sources
Today, original tin signs and blazing nursery display of perennials and roses stop traffic.
The old cereal boxes and tin signs advertising tobacco at E. J. Morrissey's are, Barich laments, "just for show".
Then there are crazy nick-nacks such as weird creatures made out of tin cans and tons of vintage tin signs.
Passing by numbered addresses on the Grande Rue (or simply JJD for the Boulevard Jean-Jacques Dessalines) marked with tin signs on utility poles, a hazy, sad portrait emerges.
Brightly painted tin signs and silkscreened banners can be commissioned from an artist named Magic, at 950 Calle Leon de la Barra, just below the Avenida Buenos Aires bridge.
A handmade tin sign nailed to a lightpost announces "The House of Worship, everyone welcome".
Someone has spray-painted the words "Luv Shak" below a tin sign advertising the Crystal Cave tourist attraction.
Filling a collection tin, signing up to a monthly direct debit or giving old clothes to a local charity shop is about as far as most of us go for a good cause in our daily life.
In the foyer were some Frank Stella sculptures, two books — "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples Since 1900" and "The Dangerous Book for Boys" — and an old tin sign reading "DÉFENSE D'ENTRER, DANGER DE MORT".
He would pass under the red tin sign over his head — "Earn Respect Tonight" — and out onto the field ringed by a track and the bleachers full of his neighbors.
