Sentence examples for which he indicated from inspiring English sources
"They increased their security," he said, which he indicated had helped his company.
Lieutenant Majaydah said they acted after Sheik Yassin gave an interview to the television network Al Jazeera in which he indicated that the Palestinian Authority was not respected.
LaBeouf's comments would appear to contradict those he made in an interview with MTV last month, in which he indicated a willingness to do anything Von Trier asked.
But defense lawyers brought up Mr. Owusu's grand jury testimony, in which he indicated that the woman directed him to her apartment and told him where to stop.
In fact, he mentioned it at first as a way of changing the topic of discussion from stem cell research, which he indicated that he had, for now, said everything about that he cared or planned to say.
The prime minister is understood to have discussed the matter with Osborne before the chancellor's remarks in the Daily Telegraph on Saturday in which he indicated that he would be prepared to publish his tax affairs.
Having previously imparted this knowledge, Mr. Nabokov is able to imply, pleasantly, that the modern educator's sanitary notion of "adjustment to life" leaves the tragedy of life quite out of the calculation, and he is able to do this with the same stroke of the pen by which he indicates the vast distance that separates Lolita from happier children.
Another shareholder complained about rising bad debts and a "flaccid" dividend which he said indicated the board's lack of confidence.
The figure is well below the $6 million Lewis was believed to have been seeking if he had been allowed to test the market as an unrestricted free agent, which he had indicated he wanted to do.
He had seen the historical plaque on the front of the house, which he said indicated the house was built in 1770.
Campbell has only recently returned from his honeymoon after being married in Northumberland earlier this month, after which he had indicated a decision on his future would be made public.
