Sentence examples for decipher a clue from inspiring English sources
There may be something inside that helps the protagonist decipher a clue, or changes their mind, or reveals something new.
After the crew locate him, Sparrow deciphers a clue on the charts allowing them to escape the Locker.
I'm usually pretty good at deciphering what a clue is asking me to do — that is the real trick to solving a late-week puzzle, not your level of vocabulary — but today's puzzle tripped me up again and again.
British-born Canadian mathematician who, deciphered a crucial clue to the Nazis' so-called Tunny code as a member of the secret code-breaking team at Britain's Bletchley Park during World War II.
William Thomas Tutte, (born May 14 , 1917 Newmarket, Suffolk, Eng. died May 2 , 2002 Waterloo, Ont)., British-born Canadian mathematician who, deciphered a crucial clue to the Nazis' so-called Tunny code as a member of the secret code-breaking team at Britain's Bletchley Park during World War II.
Robert Langdon, portrayed as a brilliant Harvard professor of "symbology," and Sophie Neveu, a gorgeous Parisian police cryptographer, team up to decipher a trail of clues left behind by the murdered curator at the Louvre Museum, who turns out to be Ms. Neveu's grandfather.
Every thing out of place was a clue to decipher.
The discovery of with-no-lysine kinases (WNKs) [ 23] may provide a clue for deciphering this complicated mechanism.
Hence, deciphering the relationship between the Indian Ocean warming and the monsoon precipitation might give a clue to the cause and effect of the observed rainfall trends over the region.
The hero's struggle to decipher the rules of the sanitarium is rendered in a series of exquisite set pieces, each one a clue in a puzzle whose solution is ultimately immaterial to its beauty.
