Sentence examples for clue of things from inspiring English sources

That's the premise, but Mercedes-Benz says it's "a clue" of things to come.

There are pockets of radiance that give a clue of things to come.

The interest for Pinter purists lies in looking for clues of things to come, particularly in the portrayal of Woman.

"For a long time, I had no clue of commercial things," Ms. Sozzani said at a gasping-room-only opening of pictures by Ugo Mulas, a photographer, at the gallery.

"You go to a place with clues of interesting things, and the challenge is: how well and how much can you do through the eyes of a robot millions of miles away".

At the same time he provides very basic clues to the meaning of things by sorting some 200 pieces from the permanent collection into functional categories: objects designed to give protection, to assert authority, to project a sense of personal style and so on.

Other films, meanwhile, like "24 City," try to make sense of the present, to locate in the fine grain of individual lives some clue to the larger shape of things.

"I left my postdoc with no clue of how to put things on the Web," reveals Bockholt.

Here's the list – read it and share it with people you know who may be less clued-up on these kinds of things.

That should have been a clue that things were out of whack.

He relies upon a host of loosely related locutions when discussing the essences of things, and these give some clue to his general orientation.