Sentence examples for a string of hints from inspiring English sources
Thanks to a string of hints from ECB officials that they are considering "unconventional measures" to stop inflation falling further, there is a growing expectation that the ECB is on the brink of cranking up the printing presses.The reality will probably be much less dramatic.
He huffed a string of phrases, hinting at the blues, and then went mystical, using circular breathing to maintain a hornet's-nest hum.
Mr Berlusconi said it showed he was "off his head".It was the latest in a string of slips that hinted at anxiety in the Berlusconi camp.
Ms. Phillips actually opens "James Tiptree Jr.: The Double Life of Alice B. Sheldon" with a string of exotic vignettes, hoping to hint at the rampant eccentricity of her highly changeable subject.
See articleA group of Iranian parliamentarians sent a letter to the country's powerful Guardian Council with a string of complaints against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, hinting that he should be impeached and revealing splits in ruling circles.
On its bow are a string of names, now barely visible, that hint at a long history: Philip J., Soulogne sur Mer and S.S. Newport.
The 90-second commercial – made by adam&eveDDB, the agency best known for making a string of famous commercials for John Lewis – has a hint of the touching epic trip concept used for John Lewis's 2012 festive tear-jerker The Journey.
As a further hint, if you wish it, consider a string w of length n, and write it as axb, where x is a string of length n-2.
Any hint of ethical impropriety is particularly embarrassing for Mr. Harper's government, which came to power in 2006 after a string of ethical lapses by Liberal Party members.
simple string n. a string of type simple-string.
