Sentence examples for inkling came from inspiring English sources

The first inkling came after Sept. 11.

The first inkling came in the selection of the site.

Their first inkling came when they visited a woman's home outside Phoenix.

Mrs. Bookbinder, her old roommate, says that her first inkling came when Mrs. McCain met her one day and abruptly said, "I'm getting a divorce".

The first inkling came when, shortly after the Chertoff compromise, he had a sit-down with the "specialty media" — editors of Hispanic, Irish, Indian, and Chinese newspapers, among others — who told him that a lower-tier license would be a "scarlet letter".

The first inkling came about a year ago, when the Bruce Museum of Arts and Sciences in Greenwich, Conn., initiated and staged an impressive exhibition of oil sketches by the early 17th-century Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens to dovetail nicely with a weighty touring exhibition of his drawings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

An inkling comes early in the first act.

Whether that inkling comes in 2009 or 2010, however, is an altogether different question.

"The instant people feel an inkling of a turnaround, money is going to flow in". Whether that inkling comes in 2009 or 2010, however, is an altogether different question.

But inklings came a few years earlier.

Hearst had an interview with K. the day before and got no inkling of coming events.