Sentence examples for like a signpost from inspiring English sources

A poem does not contain information of importance, like a signpost or a warning notice.

It stood like a signpost that read "Slow" even as age and events whooshed me forward.

It's not a set of rules, more like a signpost that stops you going in the wrong direction.

Often, the only sign that the place has been discovered is a rough plank of wood like a signpost in an Astérix comic, etched with the words oppidum celtique.

Main reasons: labour-market rigidity and high costs, not least due to social-security contributions, which have now risen to 42% of wages and salaries.Against that background, the doubling of DM610 jobs over the past decade to a current total of 5.6m looks less like a curse and more like a signpost to a cure.

The SMMT said Thatcham "does not compare like with like" and offered "a signpost to thieves".

In light of all this, "Hannah" plays like an incidental swan song, a signpost marking the point when mumblecore became a nostalgic label rather than a present-tense cultural force, and its most acclaimed practitioners moved on to bigger things.

An undulating serpentine of aquamarine tile and seafoam-blue brick, the Summit Hotel opened in 1961 with Latin-themed restaurants and a signpost that looked like a flying saucer docking station made of Cadillac tail fins.