swing-sign

Harry looked above his head at the swinging sign.

Swinging signs creaked in the wind the street's whole length.

When they entered, he pointed to the swinging sign.

Above the entrance to the saloon bar there is a picture of Shakespeare on the swinging sign.

Then he realized that the fancied form was nothing but a moving shadow, beneath a swinging sign.

She looked around for refuge from the sun and caught sight of a tavern's swinging sign at the end of the road.

The inn was marked by a swinging sign with a picture of a deerlike beast painted on it.

He half carried, half dragged her over to a stoop, under a shabby, swinging sign that marked yet another herb shop.

In front was a quiet, sunny landscape, a wheat field ahead on either side of the road, and the Maybury Inn with its swinging sign.

At some point, while she was sidestepping a swinging sign, the fatae had joined the fracas, giving the Nulls their preferred target.

Each section bore the name of the country represented there, lettered on a swinging sign suspended from tall pillars rather like barbers' poles.

Dismounting in front of a building whose swinging sign proclaimed it an inn, Crysania tied the horse to a post and approached the front door.

They stabled their horses in the modest lean-to beside the tavern, and hurried inside, though Hawk paused to give the swinging sign a dubious look.

Beneath the much- faded lettering on the swinging sign, an improbable greyish shape sported among wildly tossing waves.

It looked like any other tavern in any other street; a small, nondescript building with a single flickering oil lamp to mark the swinging sign above its door.

The old swinging sign that had dangled above the door was still lying out back, too, in a clutter of cracked basins and discarded stewpots and broken crockery.

"No, no, no thanks, I've got I Stopped the car under the swinging sign of the Fox and Hounds and on an impulse opened the door.

The setting encompassed a pond, ducks, the Waggoner Inn, with white paint and swinging sign; in fact, all the fresh, clean, quiet, ordinary appurtenances of an upland Somerset hamlet.

It had been there, while Paul, still dazed, had struggled to his feet under the swinging sign of the Black Boar, that she had felt the first pangs of premature labor.

Attached to it was a wildly swinging sign reading POLICE INVESTIGATION.

As he squirmed through a clump of drunken farmers arguing the merits of late-season shearing, he nearly tripped over a dark figure huddled against the wall beneath the inn's swinging sign.

Around the corner and along a street she didn't at first recognize, blinking tears from her eyes, except there was the old Blue Moon Caf- with a new smartly-bright blue moon swinging sign.

The Legion always looks cheerful on a winter's night, the lights orange behind the diamond panes and a big lamp up on the wall shining on the swinging sign of the Roman soldier.

The inn across the street was closed up tight, as well, its windows shuttered and dark, the only sound aside from the wind the creak of its swinging sign he could not make out in the night.

A swinging sign on the lawn at the front, black on white, read: PARKSIDE FUNERAL HOME.