Sentence examples for reading cue from inspiring English sources

It should have been me.' Lorna, Ireland: Husband was reading cue cards for his speech.

Mr. Rose has had a long, much vaunted career, but his strength isn't reading cue cards or teleprompters, nor is he known for witty badinage.

It was great because most of the shows at that time had people reading cue cards, and it's really hard to get a rhythm going reading cue cards.

He was relentless.... On "Saturday Night Live," John was always alive, even in the background, and he wasn't reading cue cards.

For "SNL" newbies, few of whom come to the show with experience reading cue cards, Feresten also acts as a kind of tutor.

Her audition tape, which consisted of Louise awkwardly reading cue cards with her head sticking out of a homemade cutout, made me cringe.

People project their expectations onto animals, particularly dogs, and can easily convince themselves the animal is achieving some humanlike feat when in fact it is simply reading cues unconsciously given by its master.

While this research is sometimes interpreted as the dog erroneously reading cues from the handler, it is just as likely to have been the handler's expectations which drove their detection — of a dog alert, not of the explosives or drugs.

They provide health care, promote development, and support mental health, taking on, to some degree, the role of a kind of grandmother, teaching young mothers how to understand what their babies are saying to them by being curious, and reading cues.

So that's the crux of the issue: sex ed, empathy, enthusiastic consent, compassion... it all comes down to reading cues, recognizing feelings and respecting them.

"When Chris Rock was on the show, it was hard for him to read cue cards.