Sentence examples for correct clue from inspiring English sources

A correct clue at the time would have been "N.Y.P.D. Blue' actress Kim".

These studies indicated that ES cells have the ability to differentiate into trophoblastic lineage if they are provided with the correct clues.

As an example, in a 2010 New York Times crossword puzzle with the theme "rabbits," the correct answer to clue "Famous bank robbers" was "BUNNYANDCLYDE".

The writers often coach Trebek through the correct pronunciation for clues like rap lyrics that require nuance, and this was no different.

All three contestants arrived at the correct response to the clue, which featured an obscure work of geography that inspired a nineteenth-century novelist.

Dr Ginsberg says this is possible because crossword puzzle clues have correct answers that can be tested against the grid.His software contains all clues and answers for crossword puzzles created since 1990, and can break down unknown clues into long lists of potential answers that fit the required word or phrase length.

Now, I don't believe we've yet had an excruciating pun: 23ac Bike burnt by Eliot makes line for the Irish (6) Today would be a good time to listen to Araucaria's Desert Island Discs, although Kirsty Young appeared to find this superb early clue … Correcting sets in the North?

The Watson software is powered by an IBM POWER7 server optimized to handle the massive number of tasks that Watson must perform at rapid speeds to analyze complex language and deliver correct responses to Jeopardy! clues.

The obvious moral is that you shouldn't accept too readily that an answer which doesn't seem to fit the clue is the correct one.

Some questions were "simplistic," and "a number of the questions were phrased so as to provide an obvious clue to the correct answer," the inspector general, Clark Kent Ervin, found.

A television article in The Arts on Dec. 1 about the end of a contestant's record winning streak on "Jeopardy" referred incorrectly to H&R Block, which was the correct response to the final clue.