Sentence examples for clues pointing to from inspiring English sources

There are 6 clues pointing to where they might have ended up.

Within 24 hours, detectives had assembled a series of clues pointing to Sheinbein.

Within days, investigators were piecing together clues pointing to a domestic source.

Using the code, he helped unearth clues pointing to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed as spies in 1953.

Television pictures of the ascent, reshown repeatedly in the days after, contained apparent clues pointing to trouble in that part of the shuttle.

THe had to crack an elaborate Tudor code of rebuses, ciphers, heraldic motifs and symbolic flowers, which were all clues pointing to the men's identities.

A few other clues pointed to fermented grapes, too.

Instead, all the clues pointed to stormwater runoff.

Ancient people are thought to have consulted an oracle at Chavín, yet until recently, few clues pointed to the nature of this oracle.

These clues point to the inevitable human cost of such an implacable struggle sustained over so many years, which perhaps only those closest to Carter had to bear.

A newsletter on Indonesian politics widely read here said in its most recent issue that "a pattern of clues" pointed to the possibility that disgruntled retired officers of the Indonesian Army "may have been directly involved in aiding the bombers".