Sentence examples for has hinted on from inspiring English sources

That explains the numerous concessions offered to the Russian authorities at different stages: such as the ceasefire documents partially dictated by the Kremlin and the acceptance of a partial retreat by Russian troops... Historians will judge whether on August 12th 2008, the day of the ceasefire, Mr Sarkozy really stopped Russian tanks from reaching Tbilisi as he has hinted on several occasions.

A return to Aston Villa seems more likely for the former Chelsea skipper, who has hinted on social media that he might be about to re-sign for the Midlands club after being released in the wake of last season's Championship play-off defeat.

Aston Villa defender Carlos Cuellar has hinted on Twitter that he will be leaving the club.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has hinted on Twitter that The Sun's topless women on Page Three may be replaced with a "halfway house" of "glamorous fashionistas".

The former world number one, who had only begun practising again on Monday, had hinted on Wednesday that he was not fully fit going into a tournament that is often referred to as golf's unofficial fifth major.

Some Losties have hinted on Twitter that they will become Gleeks when "Lost" ends.

President Talabani had hinted on his Web site on Thursday that he might veto the bill.

Mr. Mason may have hinted on Wednesday that the end of his tenure was near — at least, if he's a fan of "The Godfather" trilogy: Three oranges in a meeting with four of us?

City first-team coach David Platt had hinted on Tuesday the club would reluctantly accept the decision: "We are likely to be without a player for four games".

As he had hinted on Tuesday, Republic of Ireland boss O'Neill opted for a new central defensive partnership of Richard Keogh and Marc Wilson, with 93-times capped John O'Shea left on the bench.

This is the Peugeot that puts things right, the Peugeot that augurs well for the next hot hatchback that the company has hinted is on its way.