Angus said he would look to address the concerns, looking at "where some features were too long" and whether the programme could "tell stories in shorter form more effectively and keep people's attention", as well as signposting up-coming features better in the programme.
There is a signpost up ahead: you are about to enter The End Matter.
That's a signpost up ahead: your next stop: the Twilight Zone!" or in this case, Major League Soccer's re-entry draft, with a whistle stop in Indonesia.
After a "motorway signpost debacle," she muses parenthetically, "If war today, better, surely, to confuse Germans by leaving signposts up?" Later a rival suggests that Bridget believes Rimbaud was a character played by Sylvester Stallone.
The signposted walk up to the peak of El Picacho is a good way to enjoy the sight of these trees, with their trunks almost indecently stripped of bark.
For carers who remain employed, but are working flexibly or considering giving up work, signposting to services that support remote caring can help extend employment.
But he also recognises the extra pressure this has put on individuals and departmens, adding that some academic schools at Sussex have turned to Higher Education Innovation Funding HEIFF) to appoint staff to help shape content and keep their sites well signposted and up to date.
Inside, two signposts summed up how much of a setback the reconciliation between the communities here has suffered.
The walk is well signposted, so all the ups and downs are easily negotiated.
As the WIVB reporter in this fairly awkward news broadcast points out, it's unclear whether the DOT moved the entire signpost up a tenth of a mile or if the marker is now slightly off, but apparently, the DOT would rather have a vaguely inaccurate sign on the post than no sign at all.
1. Leave Malmsmead car park; cross road to track going up by barn, signposted "Bridleway to Southern Wood, Brendon Common".
