pointed the way

I marveled, when I reached the end, that I had not known the whole story from the first paragraph: every word pointed the way.

Pictograms of male and female figures on the floor and elevators pointed the way to shower rooms. It was all very slick and simple.

Camille pointed the way over a carpet of corpses to a dank corner of the immense chamber, where Talisac awaited them.

Large electronics companies developed television, but Baird pointed the way with His experiments.

Later generations have refined the model but it was Peel "who held the torch and pointed the way" .

He filled my water bottle to capacity and pointed the way with a strange smile.

Not so: romance novels can and have pointed the way toward genuine expressions of affection for many readers, myself included.

Sports sponsorship experts doubted that the Liverpool deal pointed the way to an uplift in deals across football.

The conference pointed the way to further mutual cooperation between the countries.

Yet it was perhaps a hand from the grave that pointed the way ahead.

Simple observation made clear the shortcomings of existing products and pointed the way to a better solution.

In other cultures, the upright pointed the way to heaven and the crosspiece represented earthly influences.

In my view, President Nixon's "Guam Doctrine" pointed the way.

"Ni hao, " they answered and pointed the way to the customs hall.

They have pointed the way to you.

Do you which way to turn, pointed the way road or Needle?

Regional bodies such as APEC have pointed the way.

He pointed the way to the station.

It can properly be described as the first 'home computer' and it pointed the way to the future.

experiments have pointed the way to useful results in some instances,