Sentence examples for next clue from inspiring English sources

Imagine you're on a treasure hunt, but all you know about the next clue is that it will reveal itself within the next three minutes.

Then on to the next clue.

Then we have that dash for the next clue.

Pleased with ourselves, we moved down the street toward our next clue.

Sandwiched somewhere inside the cardboard is a tiny speaker, and it's playing the next clue.

Not surprisingly, my next clue, "magazines," didn't convey the bound sets in my mind.

From there a policeman's life is rarely dull, with each house call paying out mountains of blinged-out munitions (including a gold jewel-encrusted assault rifle – "Liberace's AK") and a convenient lead to the next clue-crammed crime scene.

Now, it's up to Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, to provide the next clues on the economy.

"Agora" creeps around in the etymologies of other words: you might spout some ALLEGORIES in the agora, as part of your PANEGYRIC, and if this were taking place on Halloween, it might all be in the service of the subject of our next clueing challenge.

Next clue-I wonder how Radzi got one in The Winter Olympics!

The next clues to solving one of the biggest problems in physics may come from space, not from Earth.