Sentence examples for signposts on from inspiring English sources

Yes, you can call the show a karaoke contest, but that just means you haven't been to YouTube to check out the Season 8 champ, Kris Allen, turning a Donna Summer dance gem into a slice of pure pop-folk storytelling, one of the many signposts on the journey of "Idol" from a show that discovers singers to one that unearths artists.

Such a lead is at least one of the necessary signposts on the road to victory.

Expanding union membership will be one of the surest signposts on the road back to a vibrant, consuming middle class, more income equality, and fairness in employment.

This industry offers signposts on the road to prosperity – although now ones to be followed rather than avoided.

Among them was Muhammad Qutb, an Egyptian, whose brother Sayyid Qutb had written one of the Brotherhood's most important tracts about anti-Western jihad, "Signposts on the Road".

These events, according to Preston, "were signposts on the path to Guernica, Hiroshima, and beyond..

The oddly shaped blocks from Tetris can be seen everywhere in Fez: on the walls, on the ground, on signposts, scrawled on chalkboards, even in the constellations in the sky.

A draft of one human genome is less a destination than an early signpost on a long scientific journey; the technical advances speeding up that journey matter as much or more.

It is the first signpost on the road to oblivion".

For Woods, being here is the latest signpost on a journey back.

The course is AA signposted on all major routes into the town.