Sentence examples for signposts that from inspiring English sources

"Then, there are signposts – signposts that stand true, and tall, and principles.

They then stand as signposts that indicate a significant change to the shape, values and rewards of a Miliband society.

This analysis therefore provides some signposts that may impact on future molecular designs for these therapeutic molecules with respect to diabody flexibility and avidity.

We are suddenly required to dress from the outside in – to assemble a configuration of visual signposts that reflect the world around us and our place in it.

A Ripple Expands So why did many of the smartest minds on Wall Street somehow miss the signposts that these insiders now claim to have seen coming?

But the best kind of realism is not the literary equivalent of a new town with too many roundabouts, and signposts that don't allow you to get lost.

It stood like a signpost that read "Slow" even as age and events whooshed me forward.

The picture on this article was changed on 8 May 2017 because the original was misleading in that it showed a signpost that did not contain Arabic text.

Even the fact that it is the "finger" of a signpost that points in the right direction, and not the other end of it, is something that you have to learn.

By the end of her stay in Africa, Hartman faces the fact that she hasn't found "the signpost that pointed the way to those on the opposite shore of the Atlantic".

An undulating serpentine of aquamarine tile and seafoam-blue brick, the Summit Hotel opened in 1961 with Latin-themed restaurants and a signpost that looked like a flying saucer docking station made of Cadillac tail fins.