Sentence examples for the signposts of from inspiring English sources

THE signposts of Madison Square as it appeared in the mid-'60s are fewer and fewer.

There are other serious health issues, like asthma and H.I.V., the signposts of many poor neighborhoods.

Hence, a guessing game: The signposts of Mr. McInerney's writerly evolution are fascinating to pinpoint.

The procession in Phnom Penh on Friday passed near the signposts of urban affluence, including a towering skyscraper under construction.

Many of the signposts of Cheever's life in the suburbs are still around, along with members of his family.

"The signposts of economic and social evolution point inevitably from capitalism to socialism and communism," the young economist Maurice Dobb wrote.

A test will come soon: Starting this fall, SDSS researchers will use the Hubble Space Telescope to examine dozens of quasars, including their four most distant ones, for multiple images--the signpost of a lensed quasar.

I do not believe that it gave the signpost of that which would happen on Sept. 11.

There was an array of flag-waving during the British national anthem quite at odds with the rest of the signposting of the games, which has sought mostly to celebrate internationalism rather than Britishness.

In Germany, the signposting of puns and punchlines is particularly common in the gigantic beer tents of the Munich Oktoberfest and the cities of Mainz and  Cologne, where people dress up in clown costumes every November to celebrate Karneval.

Analyst Rachael Stormonth, of Nelson Hall calls Atos "whipping boys" for the government, which I quote not to make anyone feel sorry for them – rather to point out that the very visibility, the signposting of this firm's deficiencies, should wise us up to the fact that it's a diversionary tactic.