Sentence examples for dropped clues from inspiring English sources
He dropped clues to its whereabouts in a cryptic poem in his self-published memoir, The Thrill of the Chase.
For example, Australian crime drama Secrets & Lies dropped clues to help solve its crimes via social media.
Shostakovich had a penchant for using recurring motifs in his scores, almost like dropped clues, especially the DSCH motif, drawn from letters in his name (which correspond in pitch to D, E flat, C, B).
Fenn dropped clues about the treasure in a cryptic poem in his self-published 2011 memoir, The Thrill of the Chase, inspiring tens of thousands to search for it.
They said that in his boasting about the terrorist network and its plan to topple the American government with attacks more devastating than those on Sept. 11, he has dropped clues that could be checked against information gathered elsewhere.
Wintour perhaps dropped clue when she made an appearance in Chicago on Tuesday with Obama campaign manager Jim Messina.
Like that, Mr. Morrow quietly drops clues as he guides you deeper into the mystery of the dead girl — and into Cass's own mind.
Yun Tang's Xiaochun maintains an enigmatic reserve throughout the movie, which periodically drops clues as to what's seething under his placid, poker-faced facade.
As Giants coaches talk about Boss, they drop clues as to the various ways they believe he can make up for his lack of experience.
A few weeks ago, you may recall, I left five $20 bills around the state and used this space to drop clues about where they were.
Then again, "Sunshine" is a feat of clay, with Mr. Kaufman consistently -- almost compulsively -- handling and reshaping the material, while dropping clues in the opening that all is not what it seems.
