Sentence examples for certain signposts from inspiring English sources
"People may not remember too many numbers about the economy, but there are certain signposts they do pay attention to," said Ethan Harris, chief North American economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
At its very core, an outline should be a sparsely drawn up map for your story with certain signposts every so often that tell you how your story is developing.
"The old way of 'correct' listening," Ratliff explains, involved a kind of "preconditioning": "A certain language of rhythms and harmonies, signposts and cues, became consensual within a culture".
They made certain to stud the speech with signposts of Mr. McCain's conservative record -- from his eagerness to ban partial birth abortions, to opposition of tax increases, to his admiration for Ronald Reagan.
I am certain that, as she knelt stoically to attach it to its signposts, the ground shuddered.
(Flight is also essential for finding the stuff that the game doesn't explicitly signpost for you, like the presence of a certain other "bat man").
At issue is whether race is a useful signpost to tracking down the genes that cause disease, given that certain diseases are more common in some populations than others.
New York allows temporary "No Parking" signs for certain sanctioned events, like television or movie shoots, often on every lamppost, tree and signpost.
There are signposts to a less prohibitive future; whether its the de facto decriminalisation instigated by certain police forces, such as those in Durham and Avon & Somerset, or this year's bi-party recommendation for the legalisation of medical cannabis.
Yet it served as a convenient stopping point, a yardstick of the Mississippi's diversity and a major musical signpost, including as it does the likes of B B King, Aretha Franklin and a certain Elvis Aaron Presley.
If you have children of a certain age chances are they have made a giant Pikachu out of yellow blocks or put up a signpost that says "Poop Here" next to a chicken pen.
