Sentence examples for clues from a from inspiring English sources

Clues from a single propaganda photo reveal details about North Korea's expanding weapons programs and internal politics.

Clues from a genetic study are quickly offered to consumers in the form of "DNA diet" tests.

We also hear ads for a "monthly murder-mystery box" called Hunt a Killer, which sends you clues from a "serial killer".

And finally, here are some further clues from a press release: The audience will be presented with a European vision of Russia.

It did this by gathering clues from a phone's sensors that exposed crucial information: how fast the person was moving and the direction of travel, how often the person was stopping and then moving again, and the person's altitude.

The jaundice led him to suspect cancer, but he could find no clues from a physical examination because, unknown to Dr. Kean at the time, a recent course of chemotherapy had shrunk any telltale lymph nodes.

We propose a working model in which negative regulatory guidance clues from ephrin-A and ephrin-B must be overcome by positive clues from EphA4 and EphB1, present on the axon surface, in order for the axons to be selected for myelination.

Now, here's a clue from a puzzle by Paul, one of Araucaria's proteges.

Consider this clue from a taxi: "Cities around the country are using sprays to kill these insects in an effort to curb the West Nile virus".

Here's a cryptic clue from a puzzle by Rufus with the same answer: 24ac Quits flat (4) Okay, so this time we want a four-letter word that means "flat" and can also mean "quits".

As a cricket fanatic I was pretty pleased with a simple Quiptic clue from a few years ago: 13ac Batsman's smashing cricket shot (11) Marcus TRESCOTHICK is still playing smashing cricket shots for Somerset.