Sentence examples for signpost of a from inspiring English sources
Let us come together, let us be that opposition, let us be that signpost of a better society.
An in-joke of a name, it turns out, is a signpost of a much-needed port in the storm.
No one in real life would give their estate such a literary signpost of a name as Xanadu, you might think – except that Tiger Woods called his yacht Privacy.
A test will come soon: Starting this fall, SDSS researchers will use the Hubble Space Telescope to examine dozens of quasars, including their four most distant ones, for multiple images--the signpost of a lensed quasar.
There is an overriding sense that the characters -- who range from ranchers to university professors, from a lesbian waitress to a Baptist minister -- are cut from the same cloth of perplexed decency, embellished with the occasional signpost of an eccentricity, like the woman who remembers when her Laramie home was isolated enough for her to do her housework in "my altogethers".
"In fact, one of the observed protoplanets might instead be a hotspot within the disk or a signpost of an unseen protoplanet".
Taking a job at a multi-level marketing firm would be a tacky signpost of any first-tier politician's professional trajectory.
Those are not signposts of a thriving property.
His hardships become, as Beethoven wrote, "signposts of a happy life".
The traditional signposts of a tasting menu were all there — bread, pasta, fish, then meat, even petit fours — but the meal was disconcerting as well as delicious, which was maybe the point.
The two cities at either end acted as modern signposts of a country's coming-of-age, but in between was mostly 19th-century heritage, still as slow as the river itself, and just as intriguing.
