Sentence examples for first clue of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the first clue of the approaching N.F.L. revolution came at the end of last season.

Buried a mile and a half beneath that X is the first clue of a scavenger hunt that will lead to the free-speech zones.

The first clue of trouble came in October, when the department issued its annual staff directory of what were supposed to be the new numbers.

The clue combinations were rearranged such that each clue's position in a triplet was retained, i.e., the first clue of the triplet in Set 1 was always the first clue of a triplet in Set 2, but the other clues it was grouped with were not identical in both sets.

And the IDES answer to the very first clue of the week ["Fateful day for Caesar"] — on a puzzle in the middle of October — was the icing on the cake.

But in 2010, soon after he bought the Rams, I flew to Denver to see him – and perhaps that should've been the first clue of what was to come.

In a new afterword, Jayawardhana explains some of the most recent developments as we search for the first clues of life on other planets.

And as has been the case so many times in the past, in the wasteland were the first clues of a grisly crime.

Their first clues of what had transpired came from a group of teachers who approached them after the assembly, which was for grades 9 through 12, saying they were sorry for the derogatory language that had been used.

We could have the first clues of extraterrestrial biology in a decade.

We monitored the daily activity rhythms of animals starting just before the first clues of senescence appeared until death, i.e., over a period of more than 500 days.