Sentence examples for have given a hint from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cook might have given a hint that such a product could be coming soon.
The hearings today included the damning testimony of Coleen Rowley, the F.B.I. agent from Minneapolis who has accused the agency of fumbling its handling of clues that could have given a hint of the Sept. 11 attacks.
"With luck, all the authors on our shortlist will get that support, as they have already shown what they can achieve, and have given a hint about what they might be able to accomplish in the future".
Daly, who has no top-20 finishes this year and was talking about retirement in February, has given a hint of renewal and then imploded on many occasions.
Even before Wham! separated in 1986, Michael had given a hint of his solo ambitions and that remarkable soul voice with the single Careless Whisper.
It is not clear how the Left Front would handle the costs (the health bill alone is estimated at €40 billion yearly), but Mélenchon has given a hint: confiscation of annual individual income above €360,000.
AMID their most intense crackdown on dissent in several years, the Chinese authorities have given a rare hint of softening in the case of one prominent activist, Ai Weiwei.
As our Beijing correspondent writes in the Banyan blog Chinese authorities have given a rare hint of softening in the case of one prominent activist, Ai Weiwei.
Bewkes is reported to have given a subtle hint about his strategy in an interview on CNBC on 6 February, the day that Time Warner posted net income up 4.6%, to $3bn£1.9bnbn).
You cannot always tell where the bubble will emerge but central banks have given a big hint this time by buying the asset directly.The policy is designed to revive the economy but the effect on investors, many of which are forced by regulations to hold government bonds, has been dubbed "financial repression".
