Sentence examples for alluding at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barrett, who has trailed in some public polls, seemed to offer jabs at every turn, telling Mr. Walker at one point that he ought to "be ashamed" of a campaign commercial he had run and alluding at another point to the criminal investigation.

Time was wasting -- we needed to turn things around now, they seemed to be suggesting, alluding at various times to "A Christmas Carol," "It's a Wonderful Life" and, yes, "2001: A Space Odyssey": works about finding our way in life with the aid of strangers, friends and spiritual guides.

The first, for cello, alludes at least obliquely to Bach's solo cello suites.

It was well known that the pair had not spoken for 16 years, and Cumming had vaguely alluded at times to an abusive history.

True, Fry is himself a notable courtier who alludes, at the start of his guide, to "the majesty of our countryside, the majesty of – her majesty".

Ban did not name any country in his speech but, considering the venue, his comments appeared to allude at least in part to ongoing Austrian moves to tighten its border controls and reduce the entry of asylum seekers.

At that time, Mr. Burris cited an earlier conversation with a former aide to Mr. Blagojevich but mentioned nothing of Robert Blagojevich's more recent calls seeking campaign contributions, which his affidavit suggests alluded at least twice to the Senate seat but does not make clear whether Mr. Burris ever told the governor's brother of his wish to fill the post.

As Rockefeller alluded, at some point, isn't an anti-trust suit just a sign that a titan has reached the highest level in capitalism's ultimate game?

Cruz alluded at the debate to the need to bring order to what has been a chaotic campaign.

AM: You alluded at least twice on the record to your teeth coming out, and you recently made a derisive comment about a dentist on Twitter.

"Mad Men meets The Artist!" trumpeted the posters, alluding to at least two inarguable truths: Régis Roinsard's period piece is supremely well dressed and features Bérénice Bejo in a secondary role.