Sentence examples for of the clue from inspiring English sources

While this part of the CLUE learning progression will be discussed elsewhere, it is worth noting that the CLUE curriculum is a work in progress, a process that involves longitudinal studies of students from CLUE and traditional courses.

The situation could be remedied by the simple addition of 'One finds' or some such phrase at the beginning of the clue.

The clinical characteristics of the clue are described and illustrated with color photographs when possible.

But why the addition of the "Glib talk" part of the clue?

And remember: part of the clue is a definition, the other part is wordplay.

There is a Canongate in Edinburgh, but that wouldn't have helped the sense of the clue.

Each enclosure in the solution grid contains (the location of) exactly one of the clue numbers in the puzzle grid.

The grid contains twenty refrains from showtunes, each clued by one of the clue phrases below; the enumerations give the number of notes in the song that can be found in the grid.

This box contains various works of physical artwork, along with copies of "The Clue: A MiniMystery" and 3 works of e-poetry by French authors on floppy disk.

I followed the newsgroup rec.puzzles.crossword and even won one of the clue-writing contests with: "Piece of Mozart, one dancing tune! (6)." My husband was the first to construct a puzzle, using Excel and a dictionary search he wrote.

"Tiger, lion, monkey, gong; which of these does not belong?" It would, he said, most likely be stumped, simply because it wouldn't understand the linguistic construction in the second half of the clue.