Sentence examples for clue should be from inspiring English sources

The clue should be in the name.

It's one thing to say that it's Friday, so the clue should be toughened up (I agree), but it's another thing altogether to put an entry in the puzzle that is barely a word.

The clue should be "dish".

Keep in mind that though the first clue should be easy, they should increase in difficulty as the hunt goes on.

Some clues should be apparent, however, when the company releases its quarterly financial report at the end of the month.

It's fine to cast the viewer as a detective, but the clues should be more fun to look at.

But the real clues should be in the extensive computer and telemetry monitoring system maintained by Nasa.

Rather, a constellation of clues should be sought.

Thus, historical clues should be sought by asking about functional activities at a younger age, such as whether the patient had difficulty playing sports, had frequent spraining of ankles, or had other functional limitations that in hindsight demonstrate an earlier age of onset than initially reported by the patient.

While that's a useful clue that should be marked with an "X", this method will assume you started with a clue that gives positive information.

Another clue: "This should be green," she added, standing above a mound of dark excrement a few steps away.