Sentence examples for put a hint from inspiring English sources

And that's become my definition of art; to get that pitch just right, where I can put a hint on page three, and the reader's ears go up a bit, as opposed to dropping it all on the first page".

For security, you may want to put a hint to your password rather than writing it down.

Mr. Vincent said that putting a hint of the cream on the eyelids eliminates the need for eye shadow.

Second, it's choreographed by Benjamin Millepied, also famously the choreographer of Black Swan, and who here puts a hint of his trademark deviant spin on Nutcracker.

If you put a hat on the ground, pedestrians will get the hint.

As Javier Mascherano put it, a hint of reproach lacing his eulogy: "We did not string any passes together, we weren't precise and we didn't break them down.

But the Schundler campaign put just a hint of a post-terrorism spin on the results, saying that now, more than ever, New Jerseyans are looking for strong and compassionate leadership, and on that front Bret Schundler stands head and shoulders above Jim McGreevey.

She may also put on a hint of perfume if she knows she'll be around you.

It's also obliging of Phi to use the words "brought into" to hint that we put a P into SARK.

The major Berlin connection was Kurt Weill, the composer of "My Ship," "Speak Low," "September Song" and "Mack the Knife," but there was a nod to the Berlin-born composer Frederick Loewe in a witty interpretation of "Wouldn't It Be Loverly" (from "My Fair Lady"), for which Ms. Wilson put on the hint of a Cockney accent and, rolling her eyes, savored the words "lots of chocolate for me to eat".

Clifford would later describe "Plainsong" as attempt to put "the vaguest hint of a song into the equation", having had difficulty with the rhythm of the song changing it continuously.