Sentence examples for how to clue from inspiring English sources
You gave some charmingly bleak suggestions for how to clue DOUBLE-DIP last week, including four crackers from JollySwagman.
I did something else in the end because I couldn't see how to clue TINY TIM and EBENEZER SCROOGE without referring to A Christmas Carol and thereby negating the purpose of the nina – which of course is to be a surprise.
I've never had an editor ask me NOT to double-clue, either, so if each of us has a good idea on how to clue the same entry, we send it on with both intact [Double-cluing is the practice of sending in more than one clue for an entry, with the intention of letting the editor choose the final clue. — D.A.] Usually, the fill ends up being evenly divided as well.
The lively texts guide readers, teaching them "how to read" clues present in the carpets.
They are bright and math-minded, but they do not know how to identify clues that support inferences.
Learn how to generate clues.
Adopting this technique, he taught students how to spot such clues.
Show your child how to spot context clues that will help them to read.
"Not a clue about how to help working people, not a clue how to run the economy, no clue about the budget," Cameron said.
Failure to see how the clue to GOOLY worked (go (to p oly) added to the confusion, no doubt.
