Immediately below the bridge, a path runs leftwards, uphill to a tarmac road where a signpost to Birnam Hill points to the left. |
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She then described the route of the walk to a crowd of about 60 and unveiled the map on the signpost. |
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Tse's boyish look, bolstered by his trademark floppy forelocks, is a crucial signpost from the very beginning. |
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The thick undergrowth spilled over rotting remnants of fences and a crooked signpost at the intersection of the drive. |
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She had her guitar case rested against the signpost and a huge duffel bag was slung over one shoulder. |
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Ballina woman, Phyllis Donnelly, now living in Mullingar, was on holiday down under when she saw the signpost. |
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He's not a player in the rap game so much as a signpost, a scoreboard of rap's accomplishments thus far. |
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For socialists it is a message against capitalism, and a signpost for the future. |
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This is shown in Figure 7 with the brace indicating the route segment with shorter signpost spacings. |
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After leaving Durrow I headed out along the Kilkenny Road and was directed to Attanagh by a road signpost. |
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At the end of Holburn Street there is a clear signpost indicating the cycle route to Hornsea. |
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After a short distance a signpost on the right points out the route to Criffel. |
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Carry on between fields to a ruined building and a signpost indicating the way on to Lady Mary's Walk. |
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Earlier in our journey, we'd passed a signpost for Colonia Suiza, a town settled by colonists from Switzerland. |
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There's no direction, no definitive signpost telling you how many miles to your next destination. |
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When you see the signpost indicating Lyell it is difficult to believe that this isolated area once was the site of a gold rush. |
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If the bureau cannot offer direct help and advice, they can signpost people to the relevant statutory or specialist bodies to offer assistance. |
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The car park and signpost for the fishery are sited on a severe right hand bend. |
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The scores vary from painstakingly notated jazz moves through pieces that signpost various musical options. |
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I stare at the signpost, seeing my name as white capital letters on a strip of green metal. |
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Further down the road, there is a most attractive black and white iron signpost pointing to the four villages. |
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Mind you, this one was in a non-public area, as can be seen from the red signpost. |
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In case you do not find your hotel mentioned by name on the first signpost you see, this means that your hotel lies on the hotel route. |
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It is a really huge tree and, according to the signpost, it would take seven men with outstretched arms to encircle its trunk. |
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I mean, there'd been times when I wasn't exactly sure where I was, but there'd always been the inevitable signpost or landmark or town where I could ask directions. |
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Certainly it is the face of the tousle-haired youth with a hint of acne, who, as you enter, stares out from the confines of an aluminium frame set on a signpost. |
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But though it was short-lived, the revolution and Kollontai's writings signpost the road to women's liberation, and sexual freedom for the whole of humanity. |
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Archer, while a great boxer, wasn't a puncher of any description and that knockdown, as clear as any signpost, indicated that it was time for Sugar Ray to quit. |
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The Stone Roses were a supernova, their debut album a bright flash in the pop universe that remains a signpost and a favorite more than 15 years later. |
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Ignore a waymarked gate on the right and follow the track as it winds left, through woodland, and comes to a signpost, directing you right along a pleasing grassy track. |
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The first bunches of asparagus, the early strawberries and runner beans, the green and cream stripes of the marrow all signpost the changing seasons for the cook. |
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Authorisation to cycle in pedestrian areas is specified by the pedestrian zone signpost. |
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And his machinations with the judiciary, the signpost of his cynicism, are bound to be aborted. |
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People had begun leaving flowers and candles and stuffed animals at the base of the signpost. |
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The light commercial vehicle market is slightly down on last year's highs, but the heavy truck market, always a good signpost to economic health, remains buoyant. |
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A signpost near the kangaroos, making the sacrilegious claim that the continents shifted 40m years ago, used to be defaced almost daily. |
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Some signs are so emblematic of the urban landscape in which they are set that they become the main visual signpost of that community. |
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There is a clear signpost here as to how we can move forward on these issues. |
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A new agreement in British Columbia has resulted in Aboriginal control of their own schools on reserves, which is considered a positive signpost. |
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Therefore, Lahti was another signpost on our collective road towards equipping Europeans for globalisation. |
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Everything we see would be a spiritual signpost, guiding us along our journey. |
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So each signpost has a particular function and its role is to communicate information. |
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The other signpost points towards a completely new path, one that is unfamiliar yet holds the promise of sustainable security. |
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The problem with an immersive company like Punchdrunk is that people tend to take fixed attitudes: either they are a signpost to the theatrical future or they take one on a footslogging journey through unsatisfying fragments. |
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However, local authorities are not required to maintain and signpost public rights of way as they are in England and Wales. |
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Titanic had moved the signpost five miles closer that morning. |
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The only signpost was a list of names and room numbers tacked to a corkboard, so I found mine and rollerbagged down the building's spooky, caliginous hallways until I tracked down my assigned spot. |
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But the spread of license plate reading equipment is another signpost on the one-way highway toward a loss of privacy and anonymity. |
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Junction 29a at Markham Vale, Duckmanton opened at the end of June 2008, but the signs do not signpost Chesterfield. |
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Almost as newsworthy as all of the above is the fact that 2000, for long a signpost year on the global calendar, finally transpired with its plethora of promises and pledges. |
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Whether it's a signpost or some kind of integrated sign on the front of the package to give the consumer better information, that's where we want to go. |
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Mattie Faint has been a professional clown since he was 17 when, as a theatre student up from Plymouth, he got a gig as a grease-painted human signpost for a puppet show in London. |
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A 75-year-old man was taken to hospital for a check over after his car mounted a traffic island and crashed into a signpost. |
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It is a signpost on wood, probably put up on the town hall door to warn people of the road works or the modifications in the town, with diagrams and explanations. |
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It's the mother of the genre, the signpost to the future of what synthpop could be. |
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The campus signpost, for example, is sponsored by Peugeot Citroën. The school has over 1,500 students and almost as many professors, many of whom are much younger than their students. |
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By a bad interpretation of a signpost I left it inopportunely. |
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A gate, noticeboard and signpost on the Wales Coastal Path in Shotton were badly damaged just days after being repaired following previous vandalism. |
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