Sentence examples for get a clue from inspiring English sources

Do get a clue that regulations won't save lives.

"You get a clue into someone's own feeling about it".

"You get a clue, and follow that up.

Ochocinco has to get a clue, and fast.

We try in fact to get a clue on this subject," he exclaimed.

Because they're so bullheaded and defiant, the NFL needs to force them to get a clue.

To get a clue we need to look at what really happened during the downturn.

The world may get a clue when he meets Mr. Putin, probably on Saturday.

The effect of chlorine on physiology of bacterial cells was also examined through scanned electron microscopy (SEM) analysis to get a clue to inactivation mechanism.

"Suddenly, you can do things to get a clue about what might account for the result," he says.

And yet if Leslie doesn't get a clue, every episode is doomed to be more or less the same.