Sentence examples for latest signpost from inspiring English sources
For Woods, being here is the latest signpost on a journey back.
The aggressive moves by traditionally cautious automakers are the latest signpost that the epicenter of the global auto industry is shifting increasingly from California to somewhere between Canton and Calcutta.
Echo is a "deli Californien" on Rue d'Aboukir, with food by Mailea Weger, an alumna of Gjusta and Gjelina in Los Angeles, and one of the latest signposts of the California dreaming that has seized Paris.
Now as we are strain to see the future between Egypt and Israel, the words of the late Israeli statesman Abba Eban (whose wife was an Egyptian Jew) uttered in 1956 have special meaning 55 years later: "Our signpost is not backward to belligerency, but forward to peace," Eban said.
By squaring away this latest locked-room conundrum so quickly, Renwick might even be signposting a conscious break from Creeks past.
Federal crash investigators on Tuesday interviewed the Brooklyn man who was at the wheel of a tour bus when it flipped on its side and skidded into a signpost on Saturday morning, killing 15 of its passengers as they returned from a late-night gambling jaunt in Connecticut.
Here and there, there was a signpost.
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 it was only the latest in a string of phrases, from "smoke them out of their caves" to "the evil one," that have punctuated Mr. Bush's speech and are destined to live on as signposts of his presidency.
Useful as a signpost, and fine aesthetically.
