Examples of 'take your cue' in a sentence
Meaning of "take your cue"
take your cue: This phrase means to watch and wait for a signal or indication to act or speak, often used in social situations or performances
How to use "take your cue" in a sentence
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take your cue
Take your cue from those guys.
You do not take your cue.
Take your cue from that.
I am gonna take your cue.
Take your cue from me.
I think you ought to take your cue from their writings.
Take your cue from those guys . go in the back.
Watch the scene, take your cue from here.
Take your cue from the part of the subject that 's nearer the verb.
Should we meet anyone, you take your cue from me.
So take your cue.
So when we get inside, you just take your cue from me.
Or you can take your cue from us and get yourself some power.
You know your family better than anyone, take your cue from them.
Go in the back Take your cue from those guys Do not get in the way.
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And they said, so we will take your cue.
But take your cue from the professionals - men can and do look great wearing necklaces.
There is nothing else to do, but take your cue and step into the light.
Take your cue from the birds ".
All right, you guys, take your cue from me.
Take your cue from me . Wait a second.
From the master of cool here, huh? Oh, look, just take your cue.
Look, just take your cue from the master of cool here?
Once dead, you can not speak . Take your cue from Mr. Probst.
Girl, take your cue from Narin.
Take your cue from those guys. Don't get in the way.
Uh, Charlie, take your cue off of Kayla . We are starting stage right.
Take your cue from Mr. Probst.
Take your cue from Mr. Probst. All right, everyone.
