Sentence examples for discover clues from inspiring English sources
In Monday's episode, called "Signs," the host, Steve Burns, and the bubbly female puppy Blue discover clues around the house indicating where Blue wants to have a snack.
Arsenault's delightfully clever first novel revolves around the fusty offices of a venerable dictionary publisher and showcases the research skills of two young lexicographers who discover clues to an unsolved murder in the citation files.
Though Schopenhauer followed Kant in believing that our knowledge of the world is confined to knowledge of appearance rather than reality, unlike Kant, he believed that we can discover clues to reality from our own self-knowledge.
In 1990, Carol Mancusi-Ungaro, then the chief art conservator at Houston's Menil Collection, was working on the Rothko Chapel when she asked herself a question: why wait until artists die to discover clues as to how to best preserve their pieces, when you can talk to them in their lifetime?
The player can use towns to replenish strength, buy equipment, and discover clues about their next destination.
With that set, we've got Lopez who plays a therapist tasked with diving into head and twisted imaginations of a serial killer in order to discover clues as to the whereabouts of his latest victim.
Some Clues" (Feb. 22) reported that Dr. Manfred Clynes had discovered "clues as to how exactly the masters would have wanted their pieces performed".
German authorities have discovered clues that an attack by militants might be in the works for the annual Love Parade festival next month, says the tabloid newspaper Bild.
In the late 1970s Walter Alvarez of the University of California at Berkeley and his colleagues discovered clues that an asteroid smashed into Earth 65 million years ago (Alvarez 2009).
Renee Hlozek says there are vital clues about the fate of the Universe waiting to be discovered – clues 13 billion years in the making. .
In a cave in Northern Spain, researchers have discovered clues to the identity of the victims of a mass murder committed 49,000 years ago.
