Sentence examples for hard clues from inspiring English sources
There was some great cryptic misdirection in some hard clues.
Occasionally, military commanders provide hard clues about where U.S. warplanes are flying from.
Publishers and booksellers often have few hard clues about which book will become popular and which will languish on shelves.
If you'd like to play with Will, you probably can, if you visit the Westchester Table Tennis Center, in Pleasantville, New York, which he owns and runs when he's not stumping us with the fiendishly hard clues in his Saturday puzzles.
If you'd like to play with Will, you probably can, if you visit the Westchester Table Tennis Center, in Pleasantville, New York, which he owns and runs when he's not stumping us with the fiendishly hard clues in his Saturday puzzles.
Though forecasting is hard, clues to better ground us in the current reality can be found by looking at the current term structure of interest rates.
Solve a particularly hard clue, win more points still.
The letter provided the first hard clue, though by no means definitive, pointing to the mail as a source of the anthrax that killed a woman in Oxford, Conn., Ottilie W. Lundgren, 94.
It used to be that I associated Brad Wilber puzzles with all sorts of literary and operatic facts that were just not in my wheelhouse, but when teamed with Mr. Peterson, I get a taste of the intelligent and incredibly hard cluing as well as, O.K., I'll say it, some stuff that I actually know.
These have a 1/64 chance to drop a hard clue scroll, and they give incredible experience for kill and drop lots of gold charms, but aren't much good for anything else.
