Sentence examples for six clues from inspiring English sources

When all six clues were put together, they made a picture that read "Voiceless it cries, wingless flutters, toothless bites, mouthless mutters, fun soars to new heights... August 24".

There were two clues.

Nineteen clues received one or mentions.

Clare had two clues to go on.

Nineteen clues received at least one vote.

Eight clues (2) have had their definitions removed and added, superfluously, to eight different clues (3).

Two clues from the summer of 2010: 10ac Tory in Lab disguise?

Only eight clues in all received one or more mentions.

Mr. Lewis thought nothing of giving three clues.

But two clues point to something pretty smelly.

* Nine clues defined a well-known and an unusual phrase, differing by a single letter.