Sentence examples for original clue from inspiring English sources

I wonder if that was the original clue submitted.

New competitor tackling Azed's latest must find original clue!

Interestingly, the emission of helium, which was the original clue that the temperature increased upward, is not patchy but uniform.

Mr. Shortz contends that his references back up the original clue, and that at least one of those references define the word ILLIN' as "stupid, insane".

It would have all the rooms in the original Clue board game, and on the second Wednesday of every month I would invite friends over to play a live-action game of Clue.

Most Original Clue of the day goes to 73 Across's "Sex partner?" We've seen so many of these ___ AND ___ "partner" clues, but this one made me smile twice: first because sex partner is such an evocative and titillating phrase, and second because of the fun "Aha!" moment after I realized that it had to do with the television show "Sex and THE CITY".

Anyone who can come up with a fresh idea and carry it through a complete set of words or phrases, then fit them into a grid, fill around the set well and come up with at least some original clues is an artist, say I.

I'm also happy to see that a bunch of my original clues survived intact, especially the ones referring to "My Fair Lady" (the show during which my wife and I met) and "The Cider House Rules" (man, I love that book).

Clue values have risen over time: on the original Jeopardy! series, clue values in the first round ranged from $10 to $50; on The All-New Jeopardy!, values ranged from $25 to $125; and on the daily syndicated version, values originally ranged from $100 to $500, but were doubled beginning November 26 , 2001

Clue The original subtitle of this 1974 best-seller was A Novel of a Girl With a Frightening Power.

That original makeup gives important clues as to the comet's origin, said Dr. Michael J. Mumma, chief scientist for planetary research at the Laboratory for Extraterrestrial Physics at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., and the lead author of another of the Science papers, one that examined the comet's composition using spectrometers.