Sentence examples for * the clue of from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Creek: The Clue of the Savant's Thumb is tonight at 9pm on BBC One.

Nonisothermal analysis implicitly provides the clue of morphological development history as well as PVDF molecular ordering around the foreign nuclei.

The one-off 90-minute special, called The Clue of the Savant's Thumb, will be broadcast next Easter.

"Detective Drew, don't keep your deductions a secret," George urges in "The Clue of the Broken Locket," the 11th book in the series.

Miliband fires back that the clue of this session is in the title – it is Cameron who is supposed to answer the questions.

(Try it!) Sometimes, though, a topical reference can provoke a chuckle, as in the Clue of the Week below, or provide an unexpected treat, as in Thursday's FT, set by Gaff [PDF].

ROMAN CANDLES is also new, and the clue "Producer of shooting stars" makes a lovely visual.

It would be just as unfair to say that the clue "Subject of the 1942 film musical 'Yankee Doodle Dandy'" for COHAN is not a good clue and entry because it occurred before Mr. Ezersky and Mr. Steinberg were born.

I describe the clue, but, of course, what else is in the box?

Perhaps the first clue of the approaching N.F.L. revolution came at the end of last season.

We see a lot of startups here at TechCrunch, and sometimes we read an entire company submission without getting the slightest clue of what the heck the company does.