Sentence examples for clear cue from inspiring English sources
"If there's a clear cue, and a clear plan of action lined up, then there are ways of managing yourself".
They're taking a clear cue from Oklahoma's wildly popular Sharia ban, which voters approved as a state constitutional amendment last year by more than 70 percent.
This was the clear cue for talk of "growth-boosting" investment from ministers and obligatory references to the Victorians, still (correctly) the reference point for any grand infrastructure projects, particularly those involving trains.
An invitation to vice-president Joe Biden to introduce Lady Gaga's performance of her Oscar-nominated song Til It Happens to You from the campus-rape documentary The Hunting Ground was a clear cue for a statement, and Biden told the Oscar audience: "Too many men and women around the country... are still victims of sexual abuse".
+ The handshake is a really clear cue and will get even the most persistent person to realize that you want to make a graceful exit.
Partway through the tale, Lulu began to shed tears this was a clear cue for my aunt to begin consoling her friend, but when I looked over at my aunt, it was clear that her mind was somewhere else.
Brief the managers together as a group, and confirm the messages they should deliver in writing so that they have clear cues as to what to say and how to say it.
Using clear cues and kinetic body language, he elicited a performance that conveyed the restless sweep and psychological ambiguity of the score, with its world-weary choruses for oppressed Russian peasants, its scenes of officially instigated public rejoicing as Boris ascends the throne thanks to maneuvering by the cunning Boyars.
The cabin also comes on strong, drawing clear cues from the S-Class.
Overseas markets won't give the U.S. market any clear cues to trade on either.
The series takes clear cues from 1979's cult classic The Warriors, arguably the first filmic representation of New York City's thriving borough-based gang culture.
