Sentence examples for marks the way from inspiring English sources
Only luminous paint marks the way.
One in front of the other marks the way.
"It marks the way from the military phase towards the formation of an inclusive government, the full participation of all sectors of society, and for the Libyan people to choose their own future".
One reason this new book seems depressingly unnecessary is that Carroll had already written an excellent one about an extended art moment in New York — not the late eighties but the early seventies, when the term "performance artist" still took quotation marks, the way it appears in "Forced Entries".
She reads the land – its flat sheets of rock, glistening wet; its hair shirt of matted heather; its black peat hags, shaggy with reeds and thin grasses, where the heavy, rainsoaked soil has sunk and slid down like icing on a hot cake, showing the dark flesh underneath – and leads us through the mist to the cairn that marks the way home.
It also didn't leave any stroke marks the way a brush would, but it did leave some wiping marks.
The sign marking the way reads, "Trespassers will be arrested".
Before Basic, two signposts marked the way for courts applying the fraud-on-the-market theory.
It stood there again in this new photograph, like a guidepost, marking the way back.
The path crawls upward through a vast jumble of boulders, where improvised cairns mark the way.
With map in pocket, thirsty cyclists can follow bright blue "Colorado Wine Trails" signs marking the way.
