Sentence examples for clue that both from inspiring English sources

Also, when you see the same three letters as endings to more than one word, this may be a clue that both words end in ING.

Here's a clue that may partly explain it.

Any clue that appropriately raises anticipation of anaphylaxis will be helpful.

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.

Timothy Bird's cool, clever design offers a series of visual clues that point both backwards and forwards, endlessly highlighting the ironies.

The contract-style killing has shocked people here and set off a hunt for clues that is consuming both the local police chief, who was a friend of Mr. Wales's, and F.B.I. officials.

The myriad literary allusions in his books similarly serve as both clues that can help the reader situate the characters' adventures within a cultural context, and a means for those characters to distance themselves intellectually from their own pasts.

McDonald's, for instance, might sign up in hopes of receiving valuable screen time, increased traffic at some locations, positions on the show's accompanying Web site, and mentions in the clues that will be posted both on the Web site and on other ABC shows like "Good Morning America".

A team led by geologist Jochen Brocks of the University of Sydney in Australia has been searching for biochemical clues that may explain how both fundamental groupings of organisms arose.

The 106-year-old fruitcake offers some clues that might be useful to both food processing companies and home bakers alike.

There are plenty of clues that point to Mr. Salter.