Sentence examples for latest hints from inspiring English sources

As a result, oil markets have remained glutted and prices have skittered up and down on the latest hints about Russia's intentions.

It will be more complex and dark [than Matilda]." The latest hints suggest a change of direction from the songwriter, who had previously suggested that his follow-up would be "an original story," rather than an adaptation.

After various seemingly contradictory comments in recent weeks on the future of quantitative easing prompted stock market volatility, the latest hints from US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke suggested an end to its $85bn a month bond buying programme was not imminent.

Wall Street could not scrape out a gain in a mixed session Thursday, as investors weighed Chrysler's bankruptcy filing against the latest hints of economic recovery.

The latest hint that Walter Smith may extend his second spell as Rangers manager beyond this season arrived today from his assistant, Ally McCoist.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has dropped his latest hint that he remains determined to sign Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney after he admitted the club will try till the final day of the season to bring in a new striker.

Some political observers see the row as the latest hint of an internal power struggle that might be raging at the top of the Communist party, which has 88 million members.

David Cameron gave the latest hint in an interview with the BBC this morning that the budget on 23 March could include a "fuel stabiliser" which would cut the level of fuel duty motorists have to pay when oil prices rise.

Lee Westwood's 73 in the last grouping of the day offered merely the latest hint that the former world No1 is slowly returning to form after a spell in the golfing wilderness.

The latest hint, suggesting that at least some Al Qaeda leadership is concentrated in North Waziristan, an area dominated by the Haqqani network, is contained in the plea agreement of the American terrorist David Headley In planning an attack against a Danish cartoonist, Headley traveled to North Waziristan, to meetings facilitated by a retired Pakistani intelligence officer.

"No matter how early I returned, everyone would suggest I got back late – hinting that I was in the wrong and had invited my rape," Katrina said Whenever she had guests or her teenage daughters stepped out, she said her neighbors would whisper: "Look!