Sentence examples for another signpost from inspiring English sources
The arrival of the superstore is another signpost in the area's continuing transformation.
Bin Laden's death will inevitably be seen as another signpost in the hesitant evolution of political Islam's relationship with the Arab state.
His retirement and replacement will be another signpost on the road to the Senate combining the worst features of the House (more partisan, more polarized, less open to compromise) while still maintaining the worst feature of the Senate (the filibuster).
Later, at the Malealea Lodge, a former trading station, there was another signpost planted in the ground: "This pit toilet, built in 1905, was the first structure to be erected by the founder, M Bosworth-Smith".
After years of delays and bruising fights with local activists, the newest branch of Ikea, the Swedish furniture store, will open on Wednesday — another signpost, for better or worse, in Red Hook's transformation.
Devaluations are another signpost of traumatic collapse, as Mexico showed in 1994 and Russia showed under Boris Yeltsin.
Russell Thomas wrote in the Guardian that Kendall's move "confirms the most depressing trend in British football: the drift of talent, player and managerial, to the continent," while, in the Times, Stuart Jones said Kendall's departure represented "another disturbing signpost.
It could be some time before Manning takes his first hit, another big signpost on his comeback from four neck procedures.
He said long-term bond rates in Europe, another inflation signpost, showed evidence of continued strong increases, reaching the highest level at the end of January since 1997.
Battle Of Marengo is the latest feather in the cap of Frankel's sire, having rounded off his juvenile campaign with a third success in the Beresford Stakes – another reliable signpost – at the Curragh.
But while the commodification of Christmas is nothing new, are we really so lacking in cultural identity or so desperate for yet another seasonal signpost that we cling to something we wouldn't be seen dead in the rest of the year?
