hinting at

An old signpost refers the Jingshi Expressway as the Jingshi Freeway, thus hinting at its previous nomenclature.

He sounds a bit confused saying that how could you be hinting at that, considering you don't have as many delegates as he does right now.

Some wonder at her stories, hinting at being a spy during World War II and touring with some of the most famous big bands of the day.

The rubber-stamp meeting that announced Jang's promotion was called in a last-minute special session, hinting at a battle to the wire.

Firms added 52, 000 temporary workers and increased hours, just as they did in December, hinting at growing if cautious optimism.

Nature is always hinting at us. It hints over and over again and suddenly we take the hint.

I thought she was hinting at something, but I let it go.

Its shiny silver cover gleamed like a heap of coins, hinting at the value of its contents.

The currency became known as "Judefetzen" (Jew- confetti), hinting at the chain of events that would lead to Kristallnacht a decade later.

But the nostrils ran ahead, twitching like a bull in a rodeo or a frisking wild horse, hinting at danger to come.

Its horizontal bars clearly differentiate the concept vehicle from the new Focus range, hinting at a possible future design direction.

Voice is a rare landscape exception, a mountain with two yellow-painted stripes hinting at a human influence of epic but unknown purpose.

IBM is hinting at what that world may look like: companies pushing the boundaries of technology to find the next level of application space.

But a top Russian lawmaker is hinting at a possibility of resolving the dispute.

Anticipating the Earth wobble, the Zetas predicted that hurricanes would occur in atypical places, hinting at the South Atlantic.

It's a common literary technique used to build tension by hinting at events yet to come.

With American officials hinting at bolder aspirations, Mr Obama has invited a stream of regional leaders to Washington.

The shadows play visual tricks, hinting at the curve of a smile.

He is an illiberal populist, sneering at gays and hinting at bringing back the death penalty.

Nature is always hinting at us.

I send Colin a flirty text hinting at the fun we'll be able to enjoy when we see each other later.

Even the Fed's most hawkish governors are now hinting at more cuts in interest rates.

I just can't figure him out. I can't figure out what he was hinting at.

Days ago, Mercedes' F1 boss Norbert Haug played down reports he is openly hinting at a McLaren seat for Rosberg in 2010.

I couldn't figure out what he was hinting at.

Why did Warsaw not negotiate with Berlin, which was hinting at an offer of compensatory territory in Slovakia?

By now you must have a rough idea about the concept I am hinting at.

aerial view of the jurong plantations with a ventilation and circulation grid, hinting at the industrial belly of the lush green landscape

Gradually certain disharmonies sound, hinting at a kind of convivial madness beside the sea;