points the way

A cow skull, probably hung by an immigrant smuggler, points the way up a backcountry trail into Arizona from Mexico.

Following Tillich, Langdon Gilkey argues that the area of life dealing with the ultimate and with mystery points the way toward God.

At the end of the tarmac, a sign for the Senator Obama Secondary School points the way along a red dirt road.

Even so, the credit crunch points the way for the next regulatory push.

Technology apart, the Internet points the way to a second reason why we feel so time-pressed: the information explosion.

The new work points the way for an improved version that could hide people and objects from visible light.

He reminds of the world of its dark ancestry, shows the world its present, and points the way to its new birth.

Interior points the way to tomorrow "s intelligent motoring. Everything revolves around information management. "

This synthesizing paper points the way to strategic research that better assesses the risks to health from global climate change.

Our World Development Report 2008, on Agriculture for Development, points the way.

Internet Protocol points the way to a key property of Stupid Networks.

Experience points the way to likely futures, where new situations or "rules" are emerging.

"He only points the way -- he teaches nothing" .

That points the way to the second part of Mr Otellini's plan: "platformisation" .

At this stage of my career, no, I'm not going to give you 25, 30 points the way I did.

Their 12th Five Year Plan points the way.

Teaching Difficult Points: The way to solve decimal additions

FAO model scheme points the way