Sentence examples for marking the way from inspiring English sources
The sign marking the way reads, "Trespassers will be arrested".
It stood there again in this new photograph, like a guidepost, marking the way back.
With map in pocket, thirsty cyclists can follow bright blue "Colorado Wine Trails" signs marking the way.
From Saranda the coast undulates and buckles as it stretches north, with dozens of coves and hidden beaches marking the way to Vlora and the soaring Llogora Pass.
The Empire State and Chrysler Buildings rise above the rest, their art deco spires lit up like lighthouses marking the way.
A 1901 verse retelling, "The White Doe," explains that young Virginia's story portends "the gleaming light of Progress speeding from across the sea," marking the way for civilization, freedom, brotherhood, and prosperity.
Only luminous paint marks the way.
The path crawls upward through a vast jumble of boulders, where improvised cairns mark the way.
Confusingly, a draft law on secession is also being prepared to mark the way out for those who want one.
O'Connor's reasoning, not Kennedy's, marked the way forward for L.G.B.T. litigation that turned, increasingly, to marriage equality.
The aspirations that had launched her from San Francisco and back again marked the way she thought about art and its cultural role.
