Sentence examples for cue to run from inspiring English sources

But this is just Nadal's cue to run some more.

Mr. Blade took this dispassionate figure as his cue to run a fever.

When Williams broke serve to take a 3-1 lead in the final set, it looked like a cue to run away with the match.

Sniff. 10 min: As Cyprus attempt to muster some kind of threat, Keane hurtles back to win the ball in his own box... 12 min: A break in play as some Cypriot receives attention that he doesn't really need, and that's Trap's cue to run to the touchline and gesticulate wildly to his players.

But if you do hear one of them, this is your cue to run.

On a recent weekend near Central and Slauson avenues, men dressed as clowns waited for the traffic light to turn red — their cue to run to the middle of the crosswalk and juggle green, yellow and red balls for tips.

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

The first step for identifying significant linguistic cues was to run a one-tailed independent sample t-test for each linguistic cue to compare truth tellers with deceivers.

The "vast majority" of Channel 4's coverage ran without commercials, Mr. Jack said, except for breaks "during an anchor switch or if we didn't have video cued up" to run.

I presume she'll shout, "Stop crying!" Gale Norton is Mr. Bush's pick to head the Interior Department, which was the cue for environmentalists to run for cover.

Circadian rhythms can be defined by three characteristic features, namely a period length of about 24 hr, the ability to be reset or entrained by periodic light or temperature cues, and the ability to run stably within the physiological range of changes in nutrients or temperature (temperature compensation) (Bell-Pedersen et al. 2005; Fuller et al. 2014).