Sentence examples for greater clues from inspiring English sources
Anyone who disagrees, and thinks today's report provides greater clues to the negligence/gross negligence question, is free to speculate.
Do you want to leave a great big clue right here in the middle of everything where the first detective that comes snooping around will find it?
The latter is in many ways Cricthon's most startling book and, since its a memoir, holds the greatest clues to the kind of man that he is.
"Some services" is a great clues for MASSES, and I always enjoy seeing any hint (like the one at 43 Across) at the poor, underemployed extras on "Star Trek" who, having scored a choice background role in an episode, would find themselves called to be part of the "Away Team," which inevitably meant that their character was going to bite the dust as soon as the crew beamed down to the new planet.
War references are great clues to news hooks for your sound bites, stories, stats and self reflection.
These are all great clues about what your "natural instrument" might be, and it involves hitting things with sticks, hands, or both!
Want one more great clue?
O.K., one more great clue.
"Natal setting" is another great clue.
I thought "Freezing point?" was a great clue for ICICLE.
"Revolting sort?" is a great clue for REBEL.
