Sentence examples for signposting it from inspiring English sources

Returning to comics, the author Warren Ellis is an exceptional talent at contextualising plot within the opening two or three pages, often merely visually, without signposting it, which is a considerable challenge in video-game world building.

Looking back, I should have seen the goth revival coming long before Kors signposted it.

Other changes include the rebranding of the 11am to 1pm slot as Newsroom Live to "signpost it as a fast-paced news strand focused on developing stories".

Although the path is not signposted, it does appear on most tourist maps.

It signposts its retro intentions from its opening seconds – the first thing you hear is a jazzy flute in a style not dissimilar to that of Rahsaan Roland Kirk.

Perhaps that's the thing about this city: it hasn't got a longstanding tradition of tourism, so it doesn't feel the need to play up to it and signpost its assets.

According to forecasts published by the IMF on May 14th, Britain's deficit will be the highest in the G7 both this year and next (see chart).This week the government lost no time in signposting how it will bring the public finances under control a task so formidable that it will test the resolve and staying power of the coalition.

Now directions to it are signposted and it has an award-winning website.

Without clear signposts it is easy to get lost in the past.

It opened in 1999 and with paths waymarked with red and white paint stripes every 100m or so, and yellow-and-green signposts, it is easy to negotiate.

I was inspired to design the Cyclehoop after discovering my bike had been stolen by a thief who had lifted it over the top of a signpost it was chained to.