Sentence examples for new signpost from inspiring English sources

The date has become communal property, and has given the month a new signpost.

Name still appears on mantlepiece, but new signpost inscribed El Faro.

But it is certainly a major new signpost that future performances and recordings will have to take into account.

Therefore, Mr. Griffiths's assertion that the Israel score will be "a major new signpost that future performances and recordings will have to take into account" is unsubstantiated.

Elsewhere in the city, a new signpost was unveiled outside the house in Cwmdonkin Drive where he was born to help visitors find their way to places associated with him.

Though the settlement will not change much about the way that Google and publishers already partner, it is the newest signpost for defining copyright in the Internet age.

On Wednesday night Amazon's Nasdaq share value closed down slightly, a perplexing turn of events that did little to reflect future demand for new Kindles signposted by the announcement, on Wednesday morning, of Tulisa Contostavlos's debut novel.

The answers to these questions are likely to signpost new directions for therapeutic interventions and highlight the symptoms that are most amenable to treatment, as well as prevention.

Onboarding new users and signposting existing features to try to drive more usage — such as with this promo overlay — are clear priorities for Twitter right now.

Bruce did a superb job in establishing Hull in the Premier League last season, as well as reaching the FA Cup final, and these deals signpost the new ambition and hope under Bruce, who has a history of being able to persuade big-name players to come to his clubs.  .

We inhabit a world that has passed through the industrial socialist era and is emerging on the other side of it, dazed, disorientated and in search of new and more relevant signposts towards modern social justice and liberty.