Sentence examples for hinting in from inspiring English sources

These squabbles could now be overcome if, as British officials were hinting in mid-week, diplomacy pulls off a settlement that satisfies all 19 of the alliance's members.

That is where Jones was coming from when he started hinting in the statement announcing Romo's contract extension that Romo would be something of a player-chief executive when it comes to the Dallas offense.

On the Republican side, Governor Pataki has not said whether he will run for a third term, although supporters have been vigorously hinting in recent months that he probably will.

In the interview, Mr. Montezemolo restricted himself to general remarks, hinting in particular that one Fiat brand, Alfa Romeo, had "important potential" in the high-ticket market for executive-class cars currently dominated by German cars like Audi and BMW.

So far this week we have heard him echoing his commander in chief, hinting in an interview that 30,000 troops could be withdrawn by next March, following similar comments by President Bush in Anbar the day before.

Or so he seemed to be hinting in several public and media appearances at the World Economic Forum in Davos, saying at one point:"This is an attack on the eurozone by certain other interests, political or financial, and often countries are being used as the weak link, if you like, of the eurozone.

Making art, she hints in her statement, isn't only about aesthetics.

Company executives have hinted in recent weeks that the strike could pressure the bottom line.

Mr. Lay seemed to hint in these conversations at the possibility of government relief.

However, she did hint in April that the BBC may spend too much on these operations.

Sarkozy even hinted in private that he couldn't stand the sight of him.