Sentences with phrase «take clues»

Take clues from our samples while making your own cover letter unique.

Here is a list of summaries / profiles for a flight attendant position that you can take clues from:

Take some clues from this sample resume to prepare yours.

Take clues from others where you find them.

Take clues from your poo, too.

Meanwhile, mainline churches struggle to hold their own and often suffer loss, but not all congregations within these bodies experience such loss, and from their experience some of the denominations might take clues for their own future course.

Take clues from the culture and probe underneath to determine what they tell us about «the state of ethics» in our society.

Take clues from your colleagues known for being positive and happy.

Taking his clues from Gabriel Marcel and Paul Tillich, Keen has understood the theologian's task to be that of describing a means of healing for humankind's «disease,» its estrangement.

In his treatment of the state, Jenson takes his clue from Augustine, according to whom the ultimate good in the polity is peace.

Well, taking a clue from outflowing beyond one's own point of view, the first step would be to practice a certain openness to other points of view besides your own.

Taking a clue from St. Augustine, we may ask ourselves what these readings suggest to the imagination about the Triune God.

Take a clue and Jesus what is truth.

Meat: Taking a clue from paleo, protein should come from grass - fed and antibiotic - free animals — in other words, organic.

And it wasn't until recently when I took some clues from Kate that I perfected my baked tofu recipe.

Take a clue from your friends buddy, if you can't think of anything intelligent to say, a simple hello will suffice.

you seems to taking clues from pep's setup of man city bt de bruyne and sanchez are two very different players

Take your clue from the youngster who is involved in the function - it's his night.

Spinning Babies is a new paradigm that takes clues from baby's position and station for natural, physiological solutions.

Taking his clues from his Pub bosses Phil must act otraged on this one... it is funny when this Klown acts like he knows what is going on.

He should take a clue from drogba and bow now the ovation is loudest.

To solve this engineers at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) took a clue from puffins.

Now engineers are taking a clue from those otters.

-LCB- Emerald Sea -RCB- For a day of strolling in the ancient Maltese city of Mdina, I took a clue for the tropical colors of the island.

Guys over 40 could take a clue from this post as well!

Take a clue from your first date conversations.

I wonder if he will take a clue from Red Son or Irredeemable, and delve into the dilemma of superman as a WMD who has to carry the weight of an ungrateful world on his shoulders.

Co-directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa (Crazy, Stupid, Love), Focus is an overplotted, cat - and - mouse caper which ostensibly takes its clues from the cleverly - concealed classic House of Games (1987).

Taking clues from objects inside the picture, Leslau made the case that John Clement was not who he seemed — that he had a second, hidden identity, and had been watched over throughout his life by More, the loyal servant of and adviser to the Tudors, who knew his secret.

In the Classroom: Ask students to attempt to define unfamiliar words in the story by taking clues from the text.

I should have taken a clue that he gave me a 5 minute head start.

Taking those clues and figuring out what to do with them is what we call a decoding algorithm.

Nothing is officially confirmed beyond what we've seen listed on Amazon but we are taking clues from the live streams and chats to put this info together.

Possibly taking clues from Korean ideographs, Suh's intertwined formations oscillate between representation and sheer mark - making.

To take a clue from political campaigns, though, no front runner with a big lead agrees to a debate with their also - rans of the moment.

«If I'm not mistaken, associates are taking their clues from partners and are viewing law firms as means to an end.

The Grand S II is available in China (CNY 1699) and taking clue from the Chinese price tag, it could be priced in India for under Rs. 20,000.

Creative developers could take a clue from them, and figure out ways to make buying gold for US$ part of the story.

OnePlus will be launching their next flagship model on 14th June 2016, the price will be unveiled then, but taking clue from the Zauba Import data it seems that the OnePlus 3 could be priced at around Rs. 25K.

Lava stop making mobiles launching same specs.handsets not taking clue from other manufacturing.U r gone mad.

Taking clue from the resolution this will be wide screen with 18:9 aspect ratio.

Those waiting for the Elife E8, do note it will be launched on 8th October and could be priced between $ 30,000 to $ 42,000 taking clue from the China price.

Looking at the specs and taking clue from the recently launched HTC Desire 310 we can expect it to be priced at under Rs. 13,000.

I have not got any Moto E3 Power review unit and neither am I planning to buy this handset for the review — it is not at all difficult to predict how it will perform, taking clue from other handsets with the same hardware.

The full details on the Infinix S Series has not yet been reveled, but looking at the image of the handset on Flipkart and taking clues it could come with finger print sensor, probably with dual camera setup.

There are thousands of resume samples on the internet to take a clue from.

Taking a clue from the job description of this position, your resume must mention skills in installing, disconnecting, repairing, and maintaining telecommunication systems.

@Mindy Jensen - I'm all caught up on episodes and trying to get College Son to listen to some (I took a clue from some finance book or podcast somewhere, and offer his broke, dyslexic self $ $ to read / listen!).

Not exact matches

Other uses include taking Batarangs off your utility belt and throwing them and running a hand - held scanner over a cadaver to find clues to crime scenes.

Upon learning about precession, I realized that while building my business sometimes felt painful and confusing, each small step was taking me somewhere, even when I didn't feel like I had a clue where I was going.