Similar words: foreign policy, postposition, postpositive, sign, signa, sign on, ensign, signed. Meaning: n. a post bearing a sign that gives directions or shows the way. v. mark with a signpost, as of a path.
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31, The one major signpost is change.
32, The signpost indicates the right way to go.
33, The lights of the car lit up a signpost.
34, They reached a crossroads marked by a signpost.
35, This signpost tells the way to New York.
36, This signpost tells the way to the zoo.
37, A signpost indicated the right road for us.
38, The man set the boy on his way until he reached the signpost.
39, The outcome of tomorrow's elections will be studied carefully as a signpost of voter intentions on the really big day this year.
40, A signpost with variable number of signs that you can lengthen or shorten.
41, In this paper, a several of main problems in the design of truck dispatching system, including operation style, signpost setting up,[http://sentencedict.com/signpost.html] and communication style are analysed and discussed.
42, In the map just north of the signpost there is a graveyard.
43, Make a signpost where the road branches off to the city.
44, If the application has a toolbar, It'should also be considered a recognizable signpost.
45, The Signpost, which appeared in 1909, had great influence on the transforming Russian literature.
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