Sentence examples for It clues from inspiring English sources

Leaders, he realizes, are imagined to be fearless but aren't; ideally, one might hide one's fear while finding in it clues about what the enemy will do.

When you hear the introduction in a club -- as you well may when Mr. Moran's group plays at the Village Vanguard this week, with tapes rolling for a forthcoming live album -- it clues you into the tumultuous ride of the concert that you're about to hear.

Published since 1986 by Edward ("Yes, people have called me Teddy") Behr from his remote Fortress of Solitude in northeastern Vermont, it clues you in on where the Venetian foodies eat in Venice, the difference between various single-garden teas (love that Poobong) and where to find humanely raised, full-flavored veal.

It's a general example, but it clues you in on how your actions can ripple out to your entire online experience.

First, it clues you in to what the other roommates are doing and second, it gives you control over the item because it is as if the roommates are asking your permission to use the item.

And here, Chase and Status tell Peter Robinson how they intend to do it (clue: lots of massive lazers).

I would pore over it for clues, and then would add it to the stack.

We also need to analyze it for clues.

It provided clues that might have been gleaned by other means.

Does It Hold Clues for Today?" (one per student) found on line at //www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20060328tuesday.html.html

It offers clues to how our hands and feet evolved from swimming fins.