Sentence examples for signposts at the from inspiring English sources

At no point did anyone in "Defiance" shoot the tavern's piano player, but there are so many Old West signposts at the start of the season that I half expect there to be high-noon showdown on the town's main street before the season ends.

Battle Of Marengo is the latest feather in the cap of Frankel's sire, having rounded off his juvenile campaign with a third success in the Beresford Stakes – another reliable signpost – at the Curragh.

"We have requested the Biennale that our withdrawal be registered on their website and signposted at the physical site of exhibition, so that this action will not be unnoticed," they said.

"But I am aware that others among our readership liked the fact that the paper could be divided up neatly and shared". Emma Dibben, acting head of press at Initiative, another media buying agency, said that she liked the look of the paper but criticised the signposting at the top of each page for being smaller and less distinct than previously.

We just have to do something". That something, rescuers suggest, is a signpost at the junction where people make that wrong turn.

The committee called on the Scottish government to ensure that adverts were placed at "strategic locations such as airports, railway stations and ferry terminals, in addition to signposting at the border".

The signpost at the spot shows a photograph of a trusted inmate doing chores at the house for the warden and that the house had a terraced garden and greenhouse.

Sure, there were the ubiquitous signposts at every path, with walking times estimated to the nearest minute (we multiplied every estimate by three), but these thinned as we climbed higher.

Click on the "signpost" icon at the bottom right of that screen to open a specific path in AFS.

On a stormy morning, unusually high waves crashed almost to the base of the wooden signpost staked at the edge of Linda Cherry's property.

Or maybe as shimmering signposts at a desolate crossroads.