Sentence examples for any hint of when from inspiring English sources

In June 1999, the company announced that 3M, in Minneapolis, was to develop the electronic paper, although neither company gave any hint of when it might be in mass production.

Abdel Bari Atwan, editor in chief of Al Quds al Arabi, an Arabic-language newspaper published in London that has kept a close watch on Mr. bin Laden and his pronouncements, said today in an interview with the BBC that Islamic militants in touch with the newspaper had hinted that a major attack was under preparation, without giving any hint of when or where.

Investors will be looking for any hints of when the bank might begin cutting back on its stimulus.

Numerous gold coins found at the underwater archaeological sites provide a hint of when disaster struck.

Giving players even a hint of when they could be tested allows players to fly under the radar by using "low-dose steroids and other anabolics in the forms of patches and gels and know when to apply them or not use them," Yesalis said.

I didn't see any hint of bitterness when we talked.

This he does in a ruminant, somewhat old-fashioned manner and in a tone that is conspicuously chaste, avoiding any hint of "piquant details" when he talks about women.

After hours of containment, when any hint of public disorder had passed (considering the EDL were long gone), around 280 of them were arrested and bussed out to various police stations around London.

We have men and women who clearly hate their faces so much that when any hint of age makes itself known, it's cut away like so much loathsome debris.

Yet amid all the lofty words, he gave no hint of when the PKK should withdraw.

This may be because Fed policy makers gave no hint of when their rate increases would end.