Sentence examples for record hints from inspiring English sources

"He's taller, he's better-looking and he's had a bigger hit record," hints Cracknell.

His voting record hints that Mr Martin may have gone out of his way to rankle his chairman, despite their seemingly broad agreement on regulatory policy.

They could have whined about how they were still adjusting to a new quarterback and how they really did have bushels of talent and were not as awful as their record hinted.

The artist's collection of records hints at her complex and varied tastes, ranging from hip-hop to jazz to the sounds of 60s girl groups.

They said that 12 were women and that nearly all of the identified victims had criminal records, hinting that they may have been members of the Zetas gang, killed by rivals.

Mr. Wilson's dissection of a spiritual and Mr. Bates's use of blues and jazz themes, along with a snippet of an electronically processed blues recording, hinted at the '38 generation's affinity for pop styles, mostly blues and jazz.

But federal safety inspection records hint at the difficulties many of the independents have faced, and help explain why regulatory changes by the Trump administration are seen as so crucial to the shallow-water industry's survival.

Earlier this year, Tri Angle Records hinted at new Björk material, and called her sexist detractors "pig ignorant".

A record that hints at a stunning season, but his road to recovery has been far more pot-holed than statistics would suggest.

With its new record Idlewild hints at the kind of transition U2 made many years ago when Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois produced "The Unforgettable Fire".

Although the attitude of early Mesopotamian states was overwhelmingly negative toward tribal groups, their textual record often hints that mobile populations played an important role in the rise and fall of early states.