Sentence examples for are a cue from inspiring English sources
Taken together, they are a cue to close both one's eyes, bury one's head in one's hands, and try to work out just how this woman almost became Vice-President.
The weather has been unusually balmy for this time of year, around 61 degrees today, Ms. Conde noted, and the increasing hours of daylight are a cue to the birds that winter is already waning.
The number of mathematicians and economic analysts who are being taken into industry is impressive, as is the development within industry, often on the personal staffs of top management, of individuals or groups with new labels like "operations researchers," "organization analysts," or simply "special assistants for planning". These new people are a cue to the emergence of information technology.
Bush's remarks are a cue for Obama to speak plainly to the nation of our current predicament.
Our observations are a cue to analyze the main pitfalls in the diagnosis of neoplastic meningitis in patients without cancer history and emphasize key elements that may facilitate early diagnosis.
In summary, we suggest our findings are most supportive of the fourth hypothesis, which states that fathers are doing something practical in terms of investment in their children, rather than the first three hypotheses which state that fathers are a cue to some aspect of the child's environment.
"It's a cue to where they are," he said.
So that is a cue for localization of sounds.
Snooker, like its poor relation pool, is a cue sport.
This double anniversary is a cue for worldwide commemoration.
