Sentences with phrase «feelers came»

And I understand that there is substance to the rumour that feelers came from the University of Melbourne which was looking for a vice-chancellor to replace David Penington (the university announced last week that Alan Gilbert from the University of Tasmania has the job).

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Requests that bankers put out feelers to Amazon have come from apparel, grocery and convenience store companies, they say.

For it is only at the satisfaction that the subject has come into being as the feeler of all its feelings.

Marco Reus who missed Germany's successful 2014 World Cup campaign through injury will come as a blow to Premier League title rival Manchester United, German champions Bayern Munich as well as Spanish champions Atletico Madrid who have been linked with the German international if the feelers we are getting that he is interested in Arsenal is true.

«There are feelers that President Buhari is coming back to Nigeria, they now decide with the cabals to instigate strike so that Nigeria will be in a chaotic position.

The traditional rulers should be actively involved in tackling these bandits; especially when there are feelers it's coming from within.

You can put feelers out there, gauge a reaction and if you come under suspicion for your hinting ways, there's no damning evidence because you didn't actually say anything.

The more feelers you send out, the more likely you are to come back with a bite.

As do the wheels, which in the case of our example are black - accented, 18» split 5 - spoke units that reach outward toward low - profile Dunlop summer tires and come perilously close to acting as curb - feelers — nervous parallel parkers beware.