How to use "sign" in a sentence

I can now see the sign pointing to this end of the trail.

But there was no sign of Aron or his bike

The next morning, there was no sign of Aron at Little Wild Horse Canyon

The party ended at around two o'clock the next morning, but there was still no sign of Aron.

The bird is a sign of hope

There was no sign of the truck

But now, with no sign of a rescue, my hopes are disappearing fast.

We can never be satisfied as long as our children are stripped of their selfhood and robbed of their dignity by a sign stating: "For Whites Only." We cannot be satisfied as long as a Negro in Mississippi cannot vote and a Negro in New York believes he has nothing for which to vote

So let us begin anew - remembering on both sides that civility is not a sign of weakness, and sincerity is always subject to proof

Summer and autumn passed, and winter came, but Marius saw no sign of M

'It's just an old inn-sign

"If I didn't have you, I'd sign up for Pod Life, I think."

If Palo and Ding sign up..

"I'm counting the weeks until I can sign up," Niki told her

"Wait for what? He's about to sign up for Pod Life."

"You don't plan to sign up?" The way Leti said it, it sounded like an accusation.

Are you ready to sign?"

She checked the energy center and the crowded walkways instead, but there was no sign of Wena

No sign of Wena or Oban.

I welcomed it as a sign of happiness.

There was no sign that anyone had broken into the house, no obvious evidence of forced entry, and Michael was the only other person with a key

She could find no sign of forced entry.

She searched his face for any sign that he was lying, but his bewilderment seemed genuine

Determined not to let them see that he was frightened, aware that any sign of fear would be taken as proof of weakness, Elliot said, "Well, you've got one hell of a weird approach for someone who's just taking a public opinion survey."

While he was still under the influence of the drug, they might be able to make him write a suicide note and sign it in a legible, identifiable script

Too late, he saw the sign at the fourth intersection - NOT A THROUGH STREET - but they were already around the corner and headed down the narrow dead end, with nothing but a row of ten modest stucco houses on each side.

It rattled a loose metal fixture on the trash bin, and the restaurant's big sign creaked between its two standards.

They traveled an additional quarter of a mile before Luciano Bellicosti's home and place of business came into sight on the left, beyond a black-bordered sign that grandiosely stated the nature of the service that he provided: FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND GRIEF COUNSELOR

At the corner, he ignored the stop sign and swung the car hard to the left, only tapping the brakes once, severely testing the Chevy's suspension.

A large sign stood to the right of the roadway, supported on two redwood posts:

She looked around, waiting for some sign from her child, and she and Elliot twitched in surprise when the overhead fluorescent tube winked off, then came on again

He wasn't scheduled for R and R, and on the spur of the moment he couldn't think of an excuse to sign out one of the Range Rovers, so he tried to escape on foot

They were just about to move off the road, into the trees, so they would be away from any sign of civilization when they set up camp for their first night in the wilderness

'Isn't my poor sister-in-law's extreme interest in flies just one sign of her madness?'

'Whoever murdered Colonel Protheroe did not come this way! There's no sign that anyone climbed over this wall

He said he would catch up with them by about half-past four in the morning, but it was now nearly nine and there was no sign of him.

Far away I saw a thin cat walking along a wall, but there was no sign of people.

Before I went to bed I was very restless and went from window to window, looking out for some sign of them

I told him not to sign the settlement unless the part about the twenty thousand pounds remained as I had first written it

The man was too lazy to look after the interests of his own niece! I went to Limmeridge the next day and told him that no one should sign a marriage settlement like this - it gave the husband a large financial interest in the death of his wife! But Mr Fairlie did not want to listen

'Of course she'll sign the document,' said Sir Percival angrily.

'I know that Percival has debts,' she said, 'but I won't sign anythin without reading it first.'

After lunch, Sir Percival said, 'Will you sign this, Laura? It's just a formality

'I can't sign it unless I've read it

'Just sign the document, will you?'

'I'll happily sign when I know what's in it,' said Laura

I simply think it's wrong to sign a document I haven't read.'

He won't ask Lady Glyde to sign anything today.'

I will not sign this letter, and I will not name the gentleman in question - let's just call him Sir P...