Sentence examples for clue of how from inspiring English sources
Holland have not got a solitary clue of how to handle him.
Shadows on the face of the model were a big clue of how the lights should be placed.
To give you some clue of how highly my family regards food, my brother's nickname when we were growing up was "The Great Salami".
They just don't have a clue of how bad it really is and so we lost the message there of what really needs to happen in Washington".
Gerard Mulligan, a writer who's about to mark his sixth presidential election working on Letterman monologues, insists he has "utterly no clue of how David votes.
And they are bewildered by how big-money interest groups seem to sprout out of nowhere -- with no clue of how they are financed.
It is like an attic of memorabilia, with clues of how dust and gas coalesced into planets.
What I thought was uplifting about The Hunger Games was that I was given plenty of clues of how power was enacted in this totalitarian future society – enough clues for me to see parallels in past and present political regimes.
Thousands of public employees reported for duty at the start of the workweek today, yearning for normalcy but finding in the debris of their charred and looted offices few clues of how to begin.
ROTHBLATT: Fortunately, there were a few motion pictures that gave me clues of how that would work.
