The nature of his events give a hint as to why.
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But he did give a hint about what AT&T has planned.
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I try to give a hint of that, but I don't overdo it.
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"This is her chance if she wants to give a hint," Bargmann said.
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Can you give a hint as to the emotions readers are likely to have?
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And it might give a hint for what Scaramucci has in store for us.
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December sales will also give a hint of what is in store in 24.
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It's the cute little details that give a hint that they're into sex work.
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The rapid-fire, short scenes give a hint of Mr. Akhtar's film-school background.
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However, Roth did give a hint on how much he spent to remodel the plane.
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The race could give a hint whether more left-leaning candidates are ascendant in the party.
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Posters for Merkel's Christian Democratic Party (CDU) give a hint as to what's likely to follow.
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"This is her chance if she wants to give a hint," Bargmann said, referring to Yellen's speech.
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Some recent initiatives give a hint of what could be possible if the logic of geography were followed through.
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I will give a hint, though: We chose a name from a Bob Dylan song that we both love.
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Simpson doesn't give a hint of the rage he was feeling as he exploded with the bat on her windshield.
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But this short period of time does give a hint as to how any president will approach his time in office.
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It's hard to say for sure, but we can do some back-of-the-envelope calculations that could give a hint.
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Combined with textual factors that give a hint of irony, this approach proved more capable than other models out there — barely.
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The people Mr. Johnson chooses for his new Cabinet early next year might give a hint of intentions, Professor Menon said.
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" Mayer didn't mention a release date for The Search for Everything, but he did give a hint, saying "very soon, I promise.
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" The titles of the songs performed give a hint to their content, including "A Prosperous Life" and "Harmonious of Nature and Mankind.
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In all three cases, only one member of the court bothered to write an opinion, to give a hint about what was at stake.
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The note about "dramatically undervaluing" the company does give a hint that Qualcomm's board may be receptive to higher offers from Broadcom, should any be forthcoming.
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Two patent applications filed by Apple in late March bear Rober's name, and give a hint as to just what the company has been working on.
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While Amazon is keeping the wraps on its physical grocery experiments, these high-tech brick-and-mortar bookstores could give a hint at the future of retail.
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Probably not, given that members of the royal family are expected not to publicly express their political opinions or give a hint as to how they might vote.
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It is not yet clear whether President Donald Trump will endorse that part of the plan, but he may give a hint Tuesday evening in his speech to Congress.
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Bartenders are mostly men and uniformly Ken-doll handsome, dressed in tight-fitting aqua button-downs they unbutton just enough to give a hint of their well-defined pectoral muscles.
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Preliminary studies "give a hint to unsafe behavior," said Dr. Etienne Krug, director of the Department for Management of Noncommunicable Diseases, Disability, Violence and Injury Prevention at the World Health Organization.
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The elegant pear-shared stunner may give a hint as to what kind of wedding gown Turner will wear, or perhaps she'll take some inspiration from her character on the HBO hit.
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He may give a hint at the opening of this book, when he confesses that he too participated in the "episode of mass infatuation" with psychoanalysis that swept the country 50 years ago.
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When Cramer asked the CEO to give a hint about the secret menu item, Creed stayed mum but moved his hands in an arc gesture to show the round shape of the new menu item.
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Most of these things are pretty innocuous and don't offer too much information aside from the sketch of the head, which may give a hint toward how the 153th hero will look, and the wrench.
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Its nine tracks bear the stamp of the current jazz generation, but their clipped and dilating rhythms give a hint of the vast cultural inheritance that flows through the band when it's at home in Queens.
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The questioning of Yellen should give a hint of how much the current Congress, with so much on its plate from tax reform to Obamacare to banking regulation, might have an appetite for taking on Fed reform.
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Synder, who in June said he would not endorse GOP nominee Donald Trump, was asked on "Michigan's Big Show" Monday if he could give a hint as to which candidate he would be voting for come Tuesday.
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He's expected to give a hint later this week whether he's willing to press further ahead with additional cuts next month, or intends to hold fire until the economy begins to show signs of a sharper downward turn.
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Since McCain's vote was unknown (rather than give a hint, he told Politico to "watch the show" before heading into the chamber), the fate of millions of peoples' healthcare became a nail-biter season finale on a bad show.
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Chair Janet Yellen will appear before the Congressional Joint Economic Committee on Thursday to discuss the economy in a hearing that could give a hint of how hard and how quickly Republicans may try to overhaul the Fed's powers.
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" Parker also told the woman he had no hint that she was uninterested in having sex, to which she replied, "Yeah, but it's kind of hard to give a hint when you're pretty much sleeping through the whole thing.
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He will enter Downing Street in the afternoon and is expected to give a speech before appointing key members of the government - names that could give a hint of how he will handle Brexit, Britain's most significant decision in decades.
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He will enter Downing Street in the afternoon and is expected to give a speech before appointing key members of the government - names that will give a hint of how he will handle Brexit, Britain's most significant decision in decades.
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He is due to enter Downing Street shortly and is expected to give a speech before appointing key members of the government - names that will give a hint of how he will handle Brexit, Britain's most significant decision in decades.
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That opening image, whose surrealism gives way to a more or less straightforward, chronological slide down the time line of Tina Turner's life, feels like an attempt to reunify Turner and her work, and to give a hint as to their source.
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Since this is a debut style, as far as I know, I'm afraid to give up a lot of spoilers, but I am going to give a hint here so if you're determined to fly solo look away, run for it, close the blog. O.K.?
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Tinashe described "Nashe" who "has 0 chill, will steal your bitch, and doesn't give a hint of fuck".
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The song has been rumored to give a hint to Higgins's bisexuality, although she hasn't openly commented on the song's meaning.
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Although these summarized steps of mechanical transduction give a hint of how the star-nosed mole converts mechanical information into potential actions, the entire mechanism of transduction behind this intricate mechanoreceptor is still unknown and further studies are required.
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This gene contains some known domains, such as: an RNA recognition motif, a Merozoite surface protein (MSP-1), a pentapeptide repeat MXKDX, and a domain of unknown function (DUF1387). These domains could give a hint of what the function of this gene is.
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After the second refrain, instead of the actual lyrics, the typed words give a hint about the Sisyphus myth ("Yeah, you call me Sisyphus love. Yeah, I move the rock. I just don't want to talk about moving the rock. Anything that distracts me from moving the rock").
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All the action is usually done secretly and it is an individual's choice whether to give a hint of their identity or stay anonymous. May Day was not established as a public holiday until the Third Reich declared 1 May a “national workers’ day” in 1933. As Labour Day, many political parties and unions host activities related to work and employment.
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For every soul that Sam is forced to catch, the Devil gives him a special power to help him catch it, or give a hint for what he can do to stop it. These powers can range from psychic control, to growing tattoos that hint where the soul will be. It also seems that Sam can activate the powers any time, as seen in "The Underbelly," when through only anger, Sam can break the wine bottle without touching it. Not all of these powers affect his body.
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The top floor with its panoramic views of Baltimore is home of the popular 1840s Ballroom, scene of numerous weddings, parties and conferences. The space contains a 90-foot mural wall of Baltimore life in the 1840s plus an English pub bar. The gated courtyard gardens on the lower level create a promenade between the Fava Building and the Carroll Mansion. Designed to give a hint of the past, they include boxwood, flowers of the Carroll period, and a herb garden. Underneath the brick, where Charles Carroll of Carrollton’s stable was sited, is a hypocaust.
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However, Hunter saw one problem with the invisible ink approach in that the size of the text box can give a hint as to the results of a choice. In addition, as in most solo adventures, player choices are quite limited. Hunter pointed out that, once it has been played through as a solo adventure, the module can be reused as a group adventure, where those behind the kidnapping of the princess can be revealed. Hunter concluded that buyers will likely enjoy this module, if they do not mind the limitations of solo adventures.
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Though the implementation is not specified, W3C Geolocation API is built on extant technologies, and is heavily influenced by Google Gears Geolocation API. Example: Firefox's Geolocation implementation uses Google's network location provider. Google Gears Geolocation works by sending a set of parameters that could give a hint as to where the user's physical location is to a network location provider server, which is by default the one provided by Google (code.l.google.com). Some of the parameters are lists of sensed mobile cell towers and Wi-Fi networks, all with sensed signal strengths.
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As plumes and impacts structures are observed in Isua area, it is skeptical that "vertical tectonics" are also viable in the construction of Eoarchean Isua Area. In addition, the material in lateral transport on thrusts are recorded from both plume-related volcanic centers and in impact centres. This hypothesis will be closer to viable if further more pieces of evidence for vertical tectonics such as dome-and-syncline regional diapir structural patterns are observed in the area. Isua Greenstone Belt is currently under heavy investigation as it give a hint of early earth's tectonics.
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He commented on the cover art, recalling the cover of Day of Al'Akbar, saying "here we at last have a sexy elf and a hunky bloke to go with the bosom brigade. Can't really complain about this cover too much really, the molten lava they walk around in almost- naked does after all give a hint as to the magnitude of adventure to expect. This is, after all, the first of the Immortal scenario packs, and we're all expecting something rather epic. We are not to be disappointed".
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The Incredible Melting Man, for example, was meant as a surrealistic comedy by Sachs, but many intentionally absurdist elements were removed by the producers from the final film to give it a more "serious" tone. Still, scenes like the ending (in which a janitor shovels the molten remains of the titular character into a bucket) give a hint of the surrealist tone that Sachs wanted for the film.Audio commentary by William Sachs on the Blu-Ray release of "The Incredible Melting Man" by Arrow Video. In Van Nuys Blvd.
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Many taverns from the 17th century are known in the street: Riga on Number 19; Holländska Dyn ("Dutch Slough") on Number 21; Förgylda Draken ("Gilded Dragon") on Number 27; Tre Kungar ("Three Kings") on Number 28; Sveriges Wapen ("Swedish Arms") on Number 29; and Stjärnan ("The Star") in the Rococo building on Number 45. Of all these taverns, only Den Gyldene Freden ("The Golden Peace") on Number 51 remains, but can hardly give a hint of the filth, stench, rows, and misery once hidden behind the romantic names. The shipping trade gradually disappeared and by the early 20th century virtually everything associated with it on Österlånggatan was gone.
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Halfway through the show the officials will give a hint distantly related to the contents of the box when time comes the official will explain the clue usually in a run on sentence. As prizes are given out the teams are encouraged to say there are more as the official prompts by saying "But wait..." prior to pulling out another object. The many mystery prizes within the box will be revealed and usually tied to a theme by the presenters as drawn out of the box. These prizes are often "silly" prizes such as odd books and bars of soap as well as Canadian Improv Games merchandise.
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" Indeed, the event marked the beginning of modern anesthesia and surgical practice. Immediately following the demonstration, in a congratulatory letter to Dr. William Thomas Green Morton, polymath and later Harvard Medical School Dean, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., father of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. of the Supreme Court of the United States, proposed naming the state produced "anesthesia", and the procedure an "anesthetic." Holmes wrote to Morton, "Everybody wants to have a hand in a great discovery. All I will do is to give a hint or two as to names—or the name—to be applied to the state produced and the agent.
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To avoid any presupposition and because the sherd has no decisive diagnostic lexeme that could give a hint about the language it is written in, Lehmann & Zernecke decided to analyse the script only with regard to the writing process itself and to reconstruct the broken letters on a strictly comparative palaeographic base alone. They suggest a reading either M-Q-P-Ḥ-N-M-Ṣ-N or N-Ṣ-M-N-Ḥ-P-Q-M, depending on the writing direction. This can not be set without a decisive clue about the language, which in Jerusalem at that time would not be restricted to only Hebrew.
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To give a hint how all this works, consider three examples of the distinct senses that exist for the (written) word "bass": # a type of fish # tones of low frequency # a type of instrument and the sentences: # I went fishing for some sea bass. # The bass line of the song is too weak. To people who understand English, the first sentence is using the word "bass (fish)" , as in the former sense above and in the second sentence, the word "bass (instrument)" is being used as in the latter sense below. Developing algorithms to replicate this human ability can often be a difficult task, as is further exemplified by the implicit equivocation between "bass (sound)" and "bass (instrument)".
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After most puzzles are signs with the forementioned iconographs which can be activated to give a hint about the just-completed puzzle. At any point, the player can jump back to the first room, and use the map to navigate to other areas; this resets any progress made on specific puzzles though the player retains the guns they have obtained. Upon completing a core set of puzzles, the player can then access the exit door, upon which they start to chase down a black cloudlike shape, using all the solving techniques they have learned before. Eventually they are able to capture the cloud as a black cube within their gun, and enter a final, more expansive area, where they return the shape to a waiting shell.
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Instead, the player is asked a series of questions, ostensibly by the police, to prove that Laura had solved the crimes and discovered the secrets of the other suspects. If the questions are answered incorrectly, the coroner will give a hint to point the player towards the path that would have revealed the correct answer in subsequent playing of the games. The ending of the game can change depending on the answers given to the questions, most notably in that Laura can be killed if the player doesn't know the identity of the main murderer. The game includes "The Official Guide to the Leyendecker Museum",The game's creative director, Bill Davis, based the game's visual style, and named the game's central setting, after artist J. C. Leyendecker, per which also serves as the game's manual.
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As was customary, the vanquished enemy is not mentioned by name, but only referred to as "the tyrant", drawing on the notion of the rightful killing of a tyrannical ruler; together with the image of the "just war", it serves as justification of Constantine's civil war against Maxentius. Two short inscriptions on the inside of the central archway transport a similar message: Constantine came not as conqueror, but freed Rome from occupation: : (liberator of the city) -- (founder of peace) Over each of the small archways, inscriptions read: : : They give a hint on the date of the arch: "Solemn vows for the 10th anniversary – for the 20th anniversary" and "as for the 10th, so for the 20th anniversary". Both refer to Constantine's decennalia, i.e. the 10th anniversary of his reign (counted from 306), which he celebrated in Rome in the summer of 315.
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