Sentence examples for largest clue from inspiring English sources

The tech industry is about to get its largest clue as to just how mainstream ICOs can become.

Come on, chaps, there was a large clue – the 10% fall in Sports Direct's share price.

My nieces test the bed and try to work out why the room is called Camelia, before deciding that the floral curtains give a large clue.

Secrecy surrounds the exact content of the shows but a large clue appeared last weekend with the overnight arrival of a boat lodged in a tree in the Briggate shopping district.

Or it could hold a larger clue about the new film's storyline.

And finally, a shake of the fist to Sam Donaldson and Doug Peterson and Peter Gordon for beating me to the punch with the "Large monitors" clue.

This means it is only slightly denser than water, and that suggests it possesses the kind of deep, puffy atmosphere Drs Marcy and Lithwick would reserve for much larger planets.One clue as to how this happened might lie in the fact that Kepler 314c orbits close to its parent star its "year" is 23 terrestrial days long.

However, much lower concentrations succeeded in reducing virus CPE in large extent giving clue on the potent antiviral activity in MBS extract.

The closest Watson could come to feeling before us was when he muffed a city question — the clue: "Its largest airport is named for a World War II hero; its second largest for a World War II battle".

The NYT has a very well-educated readership, but sorry, almost none of these people has any clue how large $197 billion is relative to the 10-year budget.

A large number of clues (23) received one or more nominations as your favourite, the winner being 'Grandpa's pipe (not getting snuff out) alight as of old' (AVALE), and those for MISTLETOE and UNUSUALLY in joint second place.