Both incidents are signposted like the M25.
Brownstones occupy a unique place in the New York City psyche, as one of the city's most prototypical signposts, like yellow cabs and fast walkers, yet are able to stir aching desire and teeth-baring jealousy.
The band members, deprived of signposts like "verse" and "chorus" and working for a capricious leader who brought musicians in and out at will during a song, needed to find entirely new ways to make long stretches of music compelling.
On its Web site, the restaurant seems to delight in the cross-cultural gross-out potential, and leans a little too heavily on Surrealist signposts like Dali and Buñuel, with a nice nod to the former's repulsive ants.
And his "Othello," which features standard avant-garde theater signposts like walls of television monitors, may at first glance seem like yet another high-tech deconstruction of a classic.
When in doubt about a decision, go back to your outline and write in signposts like "spouse," "job," "home," "charitable activity," etc.
The colored blocks are anatomical signposts; the pitch of the droplet-like sounds correlates with the blood density at each location, a proxy for neural activity.
Massive backlit transparencies are like signposts in the exhibition, leading viewers through the director's films.
Key words and sayings are projected in English on the set, like signposts to the story.
"We are not there yet," she acknowledges, "but these feel like signposts on the road back to an era when Fascism found nourishment and individual tragedies were multiplied millions-fold".
