Sentence examples for there are signposts from inspiring English sources

And then there are signposts, signposts which stand true, and tall, and principled.

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

The science is clearly explained, and there are signposts to help guide us through the moral maze.

In the center of the Neck is an Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary (there are signposts from Ocean Avenue) with hiking trails open every day from dawn till dusk; admission is $3.

Israeli soldiers can be seen on patrol near the border, and there are signposts warning of the presence of landmines.

All that being said, there are signposts that I hope "Mad Men" hits before it checks out for good.

The paintings are situated at Ubirr and Nourlangie, where there are signposted walks.

There are signposted walks through the surrounding woodland and parkland, which includes 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-olde.

In every life there are signpost moments, events that both encapsulate and call attention to where a person has been and what he has accomplished.

Ben van Beurden told a conference there are four "signposts" for short-term oil prices: demand for oil in the global economy, the behaviour of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), the US shale industry, and the cost of production.

"There'll be signposts along the way giving out directions.