Sentence examples for light signposting from inspiring English sources
After consultations with its customers, and following well-meaning but idiotic recommendations from the Food Standards Agency, traffic light signposting will be affixed to Waitrose's sandwiches from Monday enabling us speedily to identify which sandwiches are low in fats, saturates, sugars, salts and calories.
NOW they are built to break away if struck from the end, just as light poles, signposts and other items of roadside "furniture" are supposed to break away.
Common objects that cause problems include park benches, light poles, signposts, and trees.. Avoid holes, curbs, and steps when using the Segway.
The Louvre, for example, is overcrowded, badly lit and poorly signposted.
Hundreds of hooded, masked demonstrators rampaged in some of the worst violence seen in the Italian capital in years, setting cars ablaze, breaking bank and shop windows and destroying traffic lights and signposts.
Cuban roads are notoriously badly signposted, badly lit and dangerously potholed, and fatal car accidents are remarkably common.
Across the street is the "Center of the Universe" signpost guiding the way to neon Rapunzel (one block), Taiwan (8,753 kilometers), and the Milky Way (69 light years).
Cromleach Lodge is signposted there.
An abyss seems clearly signposted.
"Oh yes, Launceston Farm was signposted back there".
