Sentence examples for from a clue from inspiring English sources

Rather, Mr. Borrelli speculates that a break in the case might have come from a clue that sounds almost quaint, a fingerprint.

Even if I am tenacious enough to wrestle an answer from a clue, I then face the second round: entering the answers into the diagram.

Its title was Two Girls, One on Each Knee, taken from a clue [PAT + ELLA] set by Rufus (though in his anonymous moonlighting capacity as a Daily Telegraph setter).

The first one was SAREE instead of sari at 36 Across, although we did get the hint to use 'ee' instead of 'i' from a clue that used the name 'Ranee.' The second one was GISMO instead of gizmo at 26 Down.

Setting crosswords is very different from a clue-writing competition where one clue and solution exist in isolation.

The characters themselves talk about their favourite names from Dickens: a clue is dropped here, a mirror held up there.

Dr. Greenspan is prepared to leap over furniture to block the parents from giving her a clue.

A former No 10 adviser also told The Times: "No one apart from Lansley had a clue what he was really embarking on, certainly not the Prime Minister.

The closest relation to an isolate from France might give a clue about the origin of the genotype from the Netherlands.

Sometimes, I was struck by a quote from a character in a book, such as a quote from Minerva Clark Gets a Clue by Karen Karbo.

I got a clue from my patient's recent relapse.