Cue private tours of Pompeii, helicopters at your 24-hour disposal, shops booked out for your sole use and lessons with celebrity golfers.
In addition to text and voice chat for public communication and instant messaging for talking to someone in private, non-verbal cues can be displayed to convey personal likes and dislikes, as well as more detailed information about one's current emotional states, by controlling the avatar's postures, gestures, and movements (Hew and Cheung 2010; Witt et al. 2016).
Boston Globe: Poet Robert Pinsky, former "Tonight Show" bandleader Kevin Eubanks, and songwriter-author and former National Poetry Slam champ Regie Gibson were just a few of the participants at On Cue, a private gathering organized this week by the Boston-based venture capital firm Cue Ball.
And not only is Medicare the nations biggest health insurance outfit, most private insurers take their cue from its guidelines.
Taking a cue from private dealers, auction houses will also ship works to clients in advance of a sale so that they can live with them before buying.
Mr. Wilson, a secular Jew who says he is very skeptical about American Christian culture, cued up "Private Violence," a documentary on domestic abuse, and nervously awaited a verdict.
As it is, the Office for Budget Responsibility and many private forecasters that take their cue from it have had a torrid time since the last election.
Taking his cue from his private discussions with the state attorney general, whom he had persuaded to keep the hospital open for the time being, Levy chose to publicize the very real possibility the hospital would be sold.
With its lush orchestral passages, which evoke both the magic of the pampas and the smoky romance of those sultry Buenos Aires evenings we all dream of in our private moments when we discreetly cue up a few Astor Piazzolla tangos on the trusty old iPod and imagine ourselves clad as gauchos, Don't Cry for Me, Argentina addresses an Argentina of the mind.
By now a coalition choreography has emerged, whereby Lib Dem ministers protest in public (they must do so more often in private), their backbenchers take their cue – as do rightwing Tory MPs and activists who think Cameron is a soggy pinko – and battle is engaged.
Current scholarship tells us that 17th century Dutch artists didn't use self-portraiture as a vehicle for personal probing, that Rembrandt's princely orientalist drag in the Frick painting was intended neither as a statement of outsiderness nor as a cue to some private drama about losing a fortune but keeping your soul.
