Sentence examples for clue required from inspiring English sources

The toughest of all to deal with, I found, was actually CACTUS, whose clue required 'parry darts' as a Spoonerism for 'arid parts'.

A certain number of the clues require you to watch CBS.

Delving deeper in order to unravel these clues require time, which unfortunately, is scarce in an overcrowded ED [ 12].

Some clues require the use of a compass.

This "smart person's game show" has for many decades offered clues that require answers in the form of questions, and many of those clues explore the history of science or cutting-edge research.

Corporations pay, on average, $55 to $60 per participant for treasure hunts with clues that require players to test their brains and perform silly acts to reach goals.

The mysterious death of the 19th-century author features in a new online school curriculum from Amplify, the education arm of News Corp. Pupils follow clues that require close reading of Poe's stories (the assassin's identity varies, to prevent cribbing), and take machine-graded comprehension and vocabulary tests along the way.

Reliable clues will require large studies with thousands of possible genes, he says; individual ones can only be expected to have very small effects.

The MWM evaluates the ability of a mouse to locate and remember the position of a submerged platform based on visual clues and requires a normal hippocampus.

In competitions managed by the United States government, Watson's predecessor, a system named Piquant, was usually able to respond correctly to only about 35% of clues and often required several minutes to respond.

The other error was CIDER for CYDER, despite my hint in the clue as the spelling required: 'One heading left or right, we hear, for strong drink (beware second!)'.