Sentence examples for whatever signage from inspiring English sources
Also, the semi-colon can be replaced by the plus sign or whatever signage you need.
"Every Monday morning, whatever the signage said — and we tried putting it in red, like a red light — tourists would congregate at the bottom of the stairs," Mr. Holzer said.
Whatever else an airport signage system succeeds in being, it must be clear.
Dax Ginn, marketing game manager at Rocksteady Games, said, "If you move into Joker's territory, you get a very Joker-ized experience, and all the artwork on the buildings – whether that's graffiti, signage, or whatever it might be – gives you a dense kind of Joker experience.
The local zoning ordinances, signage regulations, or whatever law relates to any commercial establishment (follow the link and see how many local ordinances of whatever kind are in fact location-dependent).
Visitors to New York City's art haven can technically pay whatever they want to get into the storied collection, though The Met's chosen signage has made this caveat somewhat opaque.
However, we found that many of the aspects of place which are good for people with dementia – a legible environment, clear signage, green spaces, manageable housing, reliable public transport with patient drivers – are good for everybody, whatever our age and our abilities.
Your induction into whatever!
