cue

Extreme bullishness often precedes downward movement in the stock market; conversely, extreme bearish sentiment could be a cue to buy.

Crenn, best known for her establishment Atelier Crenn in San Francisco, takes a cue from her French heritage by combining its techniques with classic California cooking rooted in seasonal produce.

There are practical needs, of course — ramps for restrooms and extra-bright neon tape on the ground to better light up and mark cues and equipment for low-vision performers and crew members.

—Gold prices jumped, taking their cue from data last week that showed a surge in October layoffs and weakening consumer sentiment.

He said the older sibling had picked "really subtle, non-verbal cues" from the family, and had adopted their cultural ways.