Sentence examples for clue order from inspiring English sources

Each clue contained an extra word, the first letters of which in clue order spell out what has to be done to the completed grid (M for F, or F for M).

She then attempts to turn on a prop LG burner flip phone circa early-2000s in an attempt (I can only assume) to either find a non-existent clue, order more drugs, or speak to god.

When I saw the clue "Back order?" my brain immediately said "It is Saturday and there is a question mark at the end of this clue.

After figuring out all of the letters, you're left with the solution: A MUSICAL OFFERING I wanted to reference one of my favorite puzzle canons of all time Bach's Musical Offering to Frederick the Great, which includes "riddle fugues" that force the musician to solve a clue in order to play.

We conclude by stating that because of the frequency of non-specific somatic symptoms seen by the primary care physician, and the possibility of a "hidden" mental disease or at least emotional distress accompanying them, it is the physician's duty to make use of every available clue in order to diagnose these conditions as early as possible.

"We know they can launch operations but we must piece together clues in order to conduct an arrest," Chelly said late on Thursday.

Ring answers, which are not clued in order, are each eight letters long and are to be entered in a ring of squares around one of the circles.

Of the other 13 letters of the alphabet, 10 had to be removed from, and 3 added to, one or other of the remaining clues in order to make their wordplay work.

It swaps the private dicks for two literary academics – Maud Bailey and Roland Mitchell – who use their skills in textual analysis to follow a series of arcane clues in order to unravel a mystery surrounding two Victorian poets (Randolph Ash and Christabel LaMotte).

All three of the theme entries, clued in order of ascending urgency ("Really?", "Really" and "Really!") are fresh, and so are the two long down entries, BEAT THE RAP and NOT BY A MILE. Plus, there's some nice midweek wordplay at 26 Across (I'll bet you weren't thinking UTAH with that clue, were you?) and 69 Across (SAME old story).

The knowledge of the main paleoecological trends of mammals can thus constitute essential clues in order to better evaluate the impact of these climate changes on East Asian environment variations.