Sentence examples for be a cue from inspiring English sources

That should be a cue to study closely the quality of some of these hopefuls.

Voice pitch indicates a woman's average oestrogen levels and so might be a cue advertising her health and fertility.

Such a handsome profit ought to be a cue to crack open the champagne and roast some Beijing duck.

If you leave running shorts on the floor at night, that'll be a cue to go run in the morning.

In the hands of another director, such a premise would be a cue for mawkish sentimentality and triumphs against the odds.

It would be a cue for resignations and "we were gagged" stories which distract from the fundamentals of geography and history.

In humans, like in nonhumans, there may be a "cue-reactive" phenotype, consisting of individuals who are highly sensitive to conditioned stimuli.

These findings suggest that human smokers vary specifically in their sensitivity to cue-induced craving when abstinent, suggesting that there may be a "cue-reactive" subgroup of smokers that are particularly susceptible to reward craving elicited by conditioned stimuli, but not by hunger or smoking withdrawal alone.

This was a cue for celebration.

"It's a cue to where they are," he said.

Snooker, like its poor relation pool, is a cue sport.