Sentence examples for for hunch from inspiring English sources
It's not that the two could never go together, but "Pálpito," named after the Spanish word for "hunch," is a muddle of a dance that resembles the false starts of many doomed Broadway shows.
It will also benefit from Microsoft's positioning of Bing as an answer engine – useful PR for Hunch.
The top suggestion for Hunch CEO Chris Dixon is a railrroad strategy game called Ticket To Ride.
As for Hunch and eBay, Andreessen, who serves on eBay's board, says that the company's CEO John Donahoe gave Dixon his blessing to leave.
Chris and I have talked about various options: I can stay at the company, stay on as an advisor, and I'm trying to figure out the capacity in which I can do the most good for Hunch.
Erick used the query "What is a good place for a restaurant in the flatiron district in New York?" for his query above, which is appropriate for Vark, but not for Hunch.
The sizing survey aims to substitute data for hunches.
Admissions decisions are, more and more, based on statistical models that leave little room for hunches about character and potential.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28—In a White House staff with a penchant for hunching shoul ders and establishing low pro files, Dr. Lee Alvin DuBridge seems almost to have dropped out of sight.
"There's no place for hunches and guesses when it comes to content development these days.
Yep, that's the scientific term for hunching your shoulders over, and only using your legs to power your stroke, so you end up having to lift the handle over bent knees, and you hear the chain start to clack.
