Sentence examples for making clues from inspiring English sources
To me, a surface that is awkward, clunky or contrived with the sole purpose of making a clue harder somewhat spoils the fun.
Don't worry — we won't make the clues too hard.
During the paper shortages of the second world war, it was suggested that the Times should make its clues shorter.
However it cleaned the site of rubble late last year and erected a new building where the destroyed one had been, which would make finding clues more difficult.
But a striking fact is that the system set up after Sept. 11, 2001, to make sure clues of a coming attack were not missed actually worked as intended — and still failed to stop the deadly episode.
Explaining why the Clue Crew was added to the show, executive producer Harry Friedman said, "TV is a visual medium, and the more visual we can make our clues, the more we think it will enhance the experience for the viewer".
That way, you can make up clues.
Make 8-10 cleadingading the remaining friends to the crime.
Don't make the clues too hard or your date may never find you.
If the target enjoys puzzles, you can make the clues harder, but have you or a friend follow them sneakily to run in and give them another hint if they get stuck!
