Sentence examples for signposts on a from inspiring English sources
He runs quickly through prior parts of his rock career, with Rod Stewart in the Jeff Beck Group and the Faces, where he had a much stronger creative voice than in the Stones; his solo albums are ticked off like signposts on a road.
Take train Number 302 from Zürich Hauptbahnhof (the main railway station) to Zürich Triemli Uetliberg, and then follow the yellow signposts on a 14km-trek.
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.
For Woods, being here is the latest signpost on a journey back.
This inclination, when coupled with poor signposting on a site containing information of varying levels of editorial evaluation and research quality, leaves a gap wide-open for serious misunderstandings about the strength and quality of different pieces of evidence.
An hour later and I'm trying to look casual while leaning against a signpost on an island between six lanes of traffic on the A4044 in Bristol city centre.
Phair doesn't view "Guyville" as a landmark in feminism, but more as a signpost on the road, a data point on a continuum that stretches behind her, from Debbie Harry and riot grrrls, and after her to Lilith Fair and Alanis Morissette and beyond.
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.
Apart from these external signposts on the way to a culture, this revivified painting movement (which lacks an adequate name, though some advocate for "postcontemporary," a term I quite like) is also reckoning with the internal demands specific to its cultural content.
That may be good enough for mapping key signposts on chromosomes or rapidly locating a few key gene variations, says Venter, who recently joined the company's board.
Such a lead is at least one of the necessary signposts on the road to victory.
