After all, there'd been no signposts: I'd never seen poly relationships on TV or in real life.
A post-it-note board in the fifth-floor viewing gallery, signposted "I love Baltic because…", provides a snapshot of local opinion.
I often have a hard time reading about British class distinctions; since I can't follow them without signposts, I grow bored and resentful.
This trail – on a stretch of the National Cycle Network's Route 2, and featured as part of the Tour de Manche – is well signposted; I didn't take a map and I didn't get lost.
I go over and over in my head the various crossroads and signposts I've seen over the years and second-guess the decisions I made, flagellating myself for taking routes that were, in hindsight, wrong.
**I spent two hours in the Dark Playground right before I drew the Dark Playground drawing, because I was dreading having to draw the signpost, which I knew would be hard and take forever (which it did).
The effort, Ventham said, was an example of the Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron's notion of the Big Society: "I am not sure if he is expressly thinking about Shitterton signposts, but I think he is talking about people getting off their backsides and doing things, rather than expecting them to be done for you".
Comments by Mr. Rooney and another lawyer, Howard Lee, offer the first detailed account of Mr. Williams's recollections and background since the crash on March 12, when his bus flipped and rammed a signpost on I-95 in the Bronx on its return to Manhattan's Chinatown from the Mohegan Sun casino.
All that being said, there are signposts that I hope "Mad Men" hits before it checks out for good.
It's written in outline fashion, with lengthy chapter heads and roman-numeraled subsections, and it goes in for professorial signposting: This is what I'm about to say, and there, I've just said what I said I'd say, so let's review.
