Sentence examples for clue points from inspiring English sources

And that clue points to the unlikeliest of places - our own backyard.

A person can quickly grasp that the clue points to the patriarch of a political family and, with luck, summon up "Who is Nehru?" For a computer, the sentence is a quagmire.

Consider the following (actual) "Jeopardy!" clue: "In 1984, his grandson succeeded his daughter to become his country's Prime Minister". A person can quickly grasp that the clue points to the patriarch of a political family and, with luck, summon up "Who is Nehru?" For a computer, the sentence is a quagmire.

As the team starts the investigation, every clue points to some invisible force having killed Fairwick: from a security video of the hallway showing his door apparently opening by itself to items magically disappearing from the evidence room even though the officer swears Beckett is the only one who entered.

Still, every call could be a clue pointing to an evil plot.

The game began with 50 bloggers receiving packages with an Olympic-themed poster and a clue pointing them to TheLostRing.com.

The presence of iridium a metal rare at the surface of the Earth, but relatively abundant in meteorites was the first clue pointing towards the dinosaur-killing impact.Last year, however, the researchers reported more evidence.

One clue pointing to a deliberate attack on the Americans was that the vehicles in the convoy, gray-painted Suburbans with heavy steel armor, are widely recognized as the standard American Embassy transport here.

But there is another clue pointing to somethingbigger than that brewing at Meebo.

Painful sensory complaints can be a particularly helpful clue pointing to vCJD because they are generally not reported with sCJD.

This is another clue pointing to some biological function for these substructures and for the conserved sequence that they carry in their loops.