Sentence examples for get the clue from inspiring English sources

And I don't like being clueless, because I have found that I usually get the clue after the person has been hired.

She also hints that he should take her to the fall formal, but he does not get the clue and tells her he is going to ask Betty Brant, a woman who works at the Daily Bugle.

For example, if some Aspie is telling you about a game show like Match Game '74, and you yawn and slowly roll your eyes, he still will not get the clue that you are about to die of boredom.

They should get the clue.

She should get the clue to apologize.

This will make him jealous and get the clue you want him out of your life.

You know it loves to get the clues about swords right in the crossword.

"You've got to be a pretty sophisticated reader of a tax return to even get the clues that somebody is avoiding tax".

Joe, whose leg has a nasty infection, lies to everyone, claiming he didn't get the clues to the idol, fooling absolutely no one, except possibly Sydney Clueless.

"After four years he has gotten the clue that you can't negotiate with yourself, you can't come up with a modest agreement and hope the Republicans say, 'That's fair, you're O.K., we'll accept that.' He's reached out his hand, and they've cut him off at the wrist".

A mysterious old friend is harassing Ryan to man up now that "they're here," but it's Chad who gets the clue to the real nature of the V's.