Sentence examples for signpost towards from inspiring English sources

Her speech in Birmingham on Monday was a signpost towards a kind of Toryism that has become unfamiliar in both the Thatcherite and the modernising eras.

Janelle Monaé's retro-futurist soul was impressive, even if it did feel more like a showcase for old styles than a signpost towards funk's future.

The tax, which was expected to raise £95m between 2012 and early 2015 from about 240 stores, was not only unpopular but also seen as a signpost towards further restrictions on large retailers in an Independent Scotland.

While this number still remains unknown, our estimate is an important signpost towards revealing it.

The second function may be referred to as data intelligence; by integrating information on performance from other sources, the DHCPR is a signpost towards an enormous amount of data sources available in the country.

Signposts towards the end of an era are appearing before Steven Gerrard but that shattering, destabilising day for Liverpool can wait.

We let out a cheer, executed a U-turn, and set out down the sandy track signposted towards the beach.

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.

"This play is the most clearly signposted towards autobiography because anyone who is familiar with my work knows I grew up in Reading and that I struggled for years.

Other pessimists criticise Mrs Albright for being too vague, noting that, when the Bush administration in 1991 presented its "road map" for better relations with Vietnam, the signposts towards full normalisation were clearly marked.But the truth is that the Clinton administration has to tread carefully both at home and abroad.

"I hope that our project will give us some signposts towards the right direction.