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It is always full; it is always free; and the sign over its entrance is—“Able to save to the uttermost.”
SERMONS OF CHRISTMAS EVANSJOSEPH CROSS
He was given his choice: to sign over his million, due him a year later (for at this time the father was dead), or go to prison.
THE CARPET FROM BAGDADHAROLD MACGRATH
The third stipulation is, that you sign over your properties to defray the expenses of the war; this you have also done.
HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, VOLUME 3JOSEPH SMITH
It was easy to tell a hotel from a ruin—it had a sign over the door.
EUROPE REVISEDIRVIN S. COBB
Mrs. Dodd caressed the lovely head soothingly with one hand, and made a sign over it to Edward to leave them alone.
HARD CASHCHARLES READE
There I saw a meetin'-house with a sign over the door tellin' it was a Methodist.
THE CATHOLIC WORLD; VOL. IV.; OCTOBER, 1866, TO MARCH, 1867.E. RAMEUR
He had been up on the roof helping Bo Peep to fasten the sign over the door which the wind had torn 64 loose.
WINNING THE WILDERNESSMARGARET HILL MCCARTER
And he that made the feast or was chief had to make a sign over the toast and the sanctified meat.
CANUTE THE GREATLAURENCE MARCELLUS LARSON
Suppose you were traveling in Germany, and should come across a sign over a shop, saying: 'Hier wird Deutsch gesprochen.'
DAWN O'HARA, THE GIRL WHO LAUGHEDEDNA FERBER
Then he read the sign over and looked at Mr. Crow and asked him if it was a joke.
MAKING UP WITH MR. DOGALBERT BIGELOW PAINE

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