Sentence examples for been given a clue from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless United by then had been given a clue as to Chelsea's powers of recovery.

After three difficult days, the team finally was given a clue — though it was nearly missed.

Perhaps we were given a clue that these Games were going to work in a rather surprising way when something as simple as the countdown to Danny Boyle's opening ceremony turned out to be such a witty and imaginative montage.

You'll be given a clue entitled "A Tale of Birds without a Voice".

This pattern of the chiller is giving a clue about the faults in the chiller that need to be diagnosed.

Nancy is giving a clue, in other words, toward the interpretation of Kiarostami's statement that lying is the only way to truth.

Tyler chose not to use it that evening, but if he had, he would have been given a series of clues to the right answer, "scaffolded" to support his own problem-solving efforts.

To be given a new clue, let into the odd secret - to have something to mull over at the virtual water cooler.

Early on, though, we are given a valuable clue: "It was the fourth week of the fifth month of the war and the woman, who did not always follow the rules, followed the rules".

If you often avoid working because you're trying to do things you think you "should do", then you are being given a big clue.

The London Beer Hunt, a "cryptic pub crawl" around east London where participants are given a map, clues and the challenge of finding bottles of craft beer, is another.