Sentence examples for from that signpost from inspiring English sources

A year ago, a crowd of 1,700 people - assorted rockers, bikers, old-time greasers and Teds - were partying in the Arts Centre just up the road from that signpost.

Results from our study clearly indicate that signpost labels help to identify healthier foods better than un-labelled food.

Toys R Us has dropped gender filters from its UK website following complaints that such signposting puts off girls from playing with trains and construction sets.

It features a plot twist that is signposted repeatedly from the film's first half hour onwards, and its air of mystery and sense of things being not quite what they seem are borrowed unmistakably from Hitchcock.

A few hours later, when I headed to the airport for my departure flight, I took one last gander at the signpost that gives distances from Barrow to various places around the globe.

We're going to have lots more coverage closer to the election, and we'll be signposting that from around the site.

Although those authors are peripheral to this book, it is clear Jones has a rare understanding of recipes as stories shared; they are reassuring notes from a journey, narrative signposts that show the way.

They passed a body dangling from a signpost and could barely smell it until they were downwind, when the odor became almost unbearable.

Her exhilarating moments end perfectly with words from one of the creative signposts that guided her: "Where can it be found again, An elsewhere world, beyond  Maps and atlases, Where all is woven into  And of itself, like a nest Of crosshatched grass blades?" Seamus Heaney  ("Herbal" in Human Chain)   Beyond Maps and Atlases, by Bertien van Manen.

While part of that frustration will always be present when working on high-risk projects, a lot of the aggravation comes from the lack of clear signposts that allow founders to judge their company's performance.

As bookstores disappear into cyberspace, many of us are once again miles away from the occasional signpost of civilization.