Sentence examples for Taking your cue from inspiring English sources

We suggest taking your cue from companies that have been down this road before.

For those of you unfamiliar with the basics of teleporting, here's how to do it: taking your cue from Maria von Trapp, you simply remember your favorite things, or at least your favorite place on the planet, and, letting off a little bwoompff sound, you're there.

But it didn't take long for my own inner voice to start whispering in my ear... "YO, VICTOR ARE YOU REALLY GOING TO IGNORE THIS ELDERLY MAN WHO IS OBVIOUSLY SENSITIVE ENOUGH TO BE TAKING YOUR CUE AND RESPECTING YOUR SPACE BECAUSE YOU'RE SOOO BUSY?" (At times, my inner voice can really be a judgmental pain-in-the-a#%!).

How does that square with the emphasis you place on taking your cues from the early results of experiments?

Chess is about remaining nimble, taking your cues from your opponent and revising your strategy in order to win.

"Rather than taking your cues from Trump, either in what to do or what not to do, you try to build organizational capacity and, through it, power through local organizations," he said.

Be casual about these conversations taking your cues from your child's interest in engaging in their thoughts about school.

You take your cue from the material.

Once you have memorised your favourite though, take your cue from Russell Beale for the reading itself.

But you can't take your cue from the wind, I guess.

This doesn't mean they only want to talk about that; take your cue from them.