Sentence examples for to signed from inspiring English sources
noun
A visible indication.
- Their angry expressions were a clear sign they didn't want to talk.
Such acts had been reported by survivors in Syria before, but they had never been traced back to signed orders.
The hotel's cosy library is home to signed copies from the hundreds of authors who have stayed there, including yours truly.
Endemol is also understood to signed similar deals with other key executives including Richard Osman, the creative director of the UK business, who has responsibility for shows including Deal or No Deal and Total Wipeout.
Austin brought a jersey for Faneca to sign, which sparked an idea that led to signed jerseys from Sidney Crosby, the Penguins star, and Jason Bay, the former Pirates player now with the Red Sox.
Around eleven, as the musicians started tapping out the notes to "Signed, Sealed, Delivered," a listener in red jeans and a blue button-down leapt up to become their vocalist, singing through the chorus about a dozen times.
The decoded m_dx is then inversely mapped to signed integer as shown in the pseudo code in Figure 10.
"Refuse to sign, Charlie".
Wayne and Judy refused to sign.
