Sentence examples for example clues from inspiring English sources

But it is part of New York; listening to the song "Lionel," for example, clues you in to where Sonic Youth came from, and a lot of out-there rock since.

In the example clues that follow, remember that cryptics generally give you two routes to the answer: a definition of what it actually means (indicated in bold type), before or after a little recipe for the letters which spell it out (in italics).

For example, clue No. 4 is "animal" and No. 10 is "with a good memory".

Nitrogen isotopes, for example, give clues about whether fertilizer was used and what type.

For example, the clues in Row 1 are, respectively, "Cork's place" and "They might be girded," so you would fill in IRELAND LOINS (no, we're not thinking bottles here. We're thinking place names).

"For example, the clue was 'no poke folk' and the answer was the Immaculate Conception Church.

I give you an example: the clue for 41 Down is "It can be dunked", which is, of course a DONUT (DO being the rebus square).

In Hawthorne's "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," for example, one clue to Hyde's identity is a "pious work" in Dr. Jekyll's library which is annotated with "startling blasphemies".

The symmetrical counterparts of each of these ONE/ALL switches is a matching partner: at 41 Down, for example, the clue "Fixed," which would normally mean IN STONE, has been switched out as well.

These examples are clues, signs or hints that the phenomenon exists, and that the field of entrepreneurship yield enough material for its own representation.

Examples of clues are that the date of birth does not match, or there is a match on the phonetic code for the first name.