Sentence examples for wider signs from inspiring English sources

There are also wider signs of a desire to sting the rich.

Other reports had indicated strong growth in the market and there are wider signs that the US's economy is strengthening.

But then, encouraged by wider signs of recovery in the national railway sector, he has ambitions to go further in Nigeria and beyond.

But the wider signs for Manchester United were good: a readiness to be flexible on tactics, to switch his back-line formation mid-game, to make space for flair, and to treat the press in a no-nonsense "je lot zijn idioten" way that'll bring back warm pre-Moyes memories.

Black sign language speakers use more two-handed signs than in mainstream ASL, are less likely to show assimilatory lowering of signs produced on the forehead (e.g. KNOW), and use a wider signing space.

Its advantage lies in being a big city with a small-town feel; its lively character is split up among smaller, interconnecting communities marked by huge, Fifties-style street-wide signs that are lit by bright neon at night.

TOM HOGAN Doc to a few old-timers -- stares down from his perch under a 20-foot-wide sign that says "Prescriptions".

The brick exterior will be washed and repointed, preserving a 60-foot-wide sign, reading Norwalk Lock Company, painted directly on the brick.

"Have a Mooo-ry Christmas," says the four-foot-wide sign held by two cut-out Holsteins beside a gray barn with a large new American flag on the wall.

Medium pacer Ball was not always on the money, two fours for Procter and a wide showing signs of nerves.

After all, Harbaugh and General Manager Trent Baalke did make three noteworthy investments at wide receiver: signing free agent Mario Manningham in free agency, signing retired "legend" Randy Moss off the street and drafting A.J. Jenkins in the first round.