Sentence examples for clue are given from inspiring English sources

Each of the given letter strings can be separated into two separate clues (the clues are interwoven, but the letters within each clue are given in the correct order).

Windows are glimpsed, but little clue is given as to what is really going on internally.

On "Jeopardy!" when a new clue is given, it pops up on screen visible to all.

What is stopping them?One clue is given by a small advert posted in the second-class carriage of a Mumbai commuter train.

The problem is that Cumberbatch, rather like the panellists in I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, is given a lot of silly things to do.

In each paragraph the alleged events are simply described directly, or else it is said that certain events 'were observed.' Scarcely a clue is given as to who the observer might have been.

"No identity or clue was given that this was not another body found by hunters in the desert," David Beebe, a justice of the peace, wrote in an email Saturday night.

No clue is given as to how a boy " off the boat in Liverpool with five bob in his pocket" (another favourite Paul Raymond saying)  had the drive to acquire an estimated fortune of 650 million pounds; beyond him noting, that in his first career as a fraudulent stage-show mindreader, he realised his act was received better with a naked girl in tow.

A strong clue was given on Oct. 3, 2000, by Dick Cheney's disparaging remark "If you're one of those people who puts solar panels on your house or drives a battery-powered car, you might as well vote for Gore".

A major clue was given by Down's syndrome, in which trisomy of chromosome 21 results in early onset of AD, but not in a case in which chromosome 21 had a mosaic deletion of the amyloid precursor protein (APP) locus [4].

In cities where the app has not been introduced, clues are given by text message.