After the press release went out and went viral, we started having an inkling the festival might have a bigger life.
The visitors must have had an inkling their luck was in when Salah passed up a glorious chance after five minutes and with it the possibility of settling home nerves and forcing the opposition to chase the game.
As my colleague R.A. notes, "Fed tightening cycles have consistently generated capital flow reversals over the past 30 years," an observation well documented in great detail by the IMF.It is surprising is that asset markets are responding now to a process the Fed telegraphed months ago and then executed as promised, especially after the first inkling of tapering triggered a pullback last summer.
The first inkling came after Sept. 11.
I had an inkling why after I asked if I could see her tongue.
No one imagined what a success it would become, although Shuler Donner had an inkling when, after an early research screening, a man approached her, held out ten dollars, and said, "Here, use this money to save the whales".
This accidental tribute in such a public place as this newspaper's Web site is, for me, the first new thing to happen after much suffering, an inkling that life does indeed go on.
"We were down 20 in the first half, so we know how good they are". Anybody who watched Thursday's semifinals has an inkling too, after seeing Arizona blow by Notre Dame and Kansas outlast Duke in two brilliant performances.
"Looking back, the first time I had an inkling was immediately after that first debate.
An inkling came a day after the PhyCor bid, when the target quietly laid off nearly 10% of its staff in its southern California operation, blaming overcapacity.
