He was too good a field man to miss a cue.

Miss a cue and, well, they know where you live.

Only rarely, however, did any of them miss a cue or come in early.

Sue waves back, missing a cue to position a set piece.

Sometimes the band missed a cue in a song.

Quim never missed a cue, so Richard wouldn't have known he existed.

Outside, the stage thunder doesn't miss a cue.

Mostly, she's a hard-working entertainer who makes it look as if she enjoys never missing a cue.

In retrospect, he realized, he had missed a cue.

He never missed a cue, an entrance, a line."

The women also had a technical malfunction during their performance when Victoria missed a cue for the trumpet.

Crystal kept her eye on the flurry of movement, missing a cue and falling out of step to the music.

Of course, it was probably that a light had come unplugged, or someone had missed a cue."

In the year that he acted in the series he never missed a cue or forgot a single line.

No one had missed a cue.

But somehow he never misses a cue.

Kincaid felt like he'd missed a cue.

Should one miss a cue, he might find himself incinerated or sawed in half (the timid Teller, naturally, would be the victim).

"And he doesn't miss a cue," he said.

Daav was begin to wonder if he had perhaps missed a cue, when Edger said, as delicately as his big voice would allow.

"I never missed a cue," Angelo promised.

He is the only one in "Aida" who has never missed a cue and never forgotten the words (all right, he doesn't have any).

This brute, unshaven, in a sort of kid's sailor costume, and he's beating the baboons every time they miss a cue.

She didn't miss a cue as she tore her gaze away from them and toward Richard, forcing a gaiety in her voice.

Without missing a cue, as if she had rehearsed for days, she dance-stepped thrice around the bonfire, then up to the throne.