Sentence examples for signposts for a from inspiring English sources
Dogs became signposts for "a proper neighborhood bar," Ms. Sismondo said.
Entries range in length from a few words to a few paragraphs and have the feeling of a kind of list, "snippets" as signposts for a young woman just beginning to create a cohesive map of herself.
The name of the person must be Major John followed by the surname" -- occasionally appear, welcome signposts for a reader who is now knee-deep in the complicated history of this foreign land.
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"You know you that bitch when you cause all this conversation", sang Beyoncé on Formation, as she laid out the signposts for a thousand thinkpieces with a single that referenced Hurricane Katrina, "Jackson 5 nostrils" and keeping a bottle of hot sauce in her handbag.
These Europeans, in particular anti-Communist heroes of the stature of Mr. Havel and Mr. Walesa, can find dreaded signposts for a newly "realist" America — in this context, a contemptible word meaning willingness for compromise at democracy's expense — when the United States waters down the description of its essential role in winning the Cold War and ending the Soviet domination of their region.
Where most novelists, even the most assiduoosly post-modernist ones, have signposts for plot, a statement of intent, Mosley slips in a dash.
What this conversation in Jimmy's beaten-up car gives us is a signpost for a possible direction for the rest of the series – watching them team up.
So the Leckey film served as a visual signpost for a designer whose mind has always been trained on a single subject.
Mattie Faint has been a professional clown since he was 17 when, as a theatre student up from Plymouth, he got a gig as a grease-painted human signpost for a puppet show in London.
And was intended as a signpost for a culture that needed to change. .
