Sentence examples for mixed clues from inspiring English sources

Nabatean shrines around Petra offer mixed clues about the ancient people's practices.

Since some 15 men/women woke up November 7 taking steps to be in position to run for president in 2016, we tried, with mixed success, to clue in listeners.

With her widow's language and her calculated whimpering, Mama collected clues and mixed genuine information with scraps from the previous night's dream.

A clue to the mixed leks is that the male prairie chickens were more likely to join sharp-tail leks than vice versa.

Spotify looked to the number of streams on its service for clues, and also had mixed success.

When it comes to the intricacies of mixed martial arts, he's as clued-up and vocal as any young child can expect to be.

And for weeks, he has dropped only cursory clues about his intentions, sending mixed signals about whether he was looking for a way out of — or into — the party's presidential nominating contest.

But easy answers like a cowboy's SPUR mixed it up with a handful of challenging clues, like "former German chancellor Konrad" and "first woman to sit in the British House of Commons".

That's the Midwest Crop Tour for you: clues to where the commodity markets are headed, mixed with homespun observations.

Investors mulled mixed earnings reports from Dow Chemical, JetBlue and Sprint Nextel as they waited for clues from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on when and by how much the Federal Reserve's policy-setting arm will raise interest rates.

But here's a clue: It has a Thousand Island style to it, perhaps mixed with hints of ranch dressing.