Sentence examples for early hunch from inspiring English sources
Whatever happens next to Mr Thaksin's sister, the Germans' early hunch looks spot on.
I was convinced that my earlier hunch was right: buried inside the oval of the stadium was a particle accelerator.
Our transcriptional data support the majority of their findings and many of the earlier "hunches" and some of the mutagenesis and selection studies of the Kadouri and Tudor labs (which we discuss below).
It took time to build a corpus of useful answers and decision trees which help people figure out everything from "What's my favorite color?" to "What should I eat for lunch?" or "What places should I visit before I die?" Early on, Hunch asked too much of its users before providing an answer, but now it seems to have enough topics and data to take users straight to its top recommendations.
Gleitzman, who is twenty-eight, was an early employee at Hunch, an algorithm-based company that was acquired by eBay for eighty million dollars, in 2011.
Lots of Motion on Two Feet In the fall, the girls from Brearley, field-hockey sticks in hands and their breath visible in the crisp early-morning air, hunch low to corral the rock-hard ball; it's a game for young backs.
His trade against the London Whale was finally paying off, a vindication — and a profitable one — of his hunch months earlier.
The early use of Moeen Ali, the hunch of throwing the ball to Joe Root, moving fielders to positions where catches were presented only one ball later.
Farmer's hunch was that early life on Mars, if it existed at all, followed a path similar to that of life on Earth and thus could be found in the same places and detected by the same means that paleontologists use to discover Earth fossils.
My son, Jack, was born three months earlier, and I had a hunch that fate was giving me a sign to pick his namesake.
