| You are ready to slalom down an awesome ski slope, with an adrenaline-pumping playlist cued up on your MP3 player. |
| I think that's a good goal to shoot for, but I don't necessarily agree that everything has to be cued up in one master list to achieve it. |
| I can be cued back through patient prompting, but it takes me a while, and it might not last. |
| The sound of her gun dropping had cued him in, although Eric had tried earnestly to cover the sound with a cough. |
| For the cued recall test, the 28 adjectives were typed one per line on a sheet of paper. |
| So, not content with reducing my audience to laughter with my first attempt, I cued the musicians to start over. |
