Sentence examples for submit clues from inspiring English sources

Finally, a 'minor query' (his own words) from a regular: is it essential to submit clues etc on a separate sheet when one is sending an entry on a web-based sheet where there is plenty of room?

On another tack, a couple of competitors submitted clues that referred obliquely to J. B. S. Haldane and his statement that 'The Creator, if He exists, has a special preference for beetles.' I confess that I didn't know this quotation but even if I had known it I think I would have judged the reference to be a little too specialized for fairness.

The process is such: Visit Clue, submit your URL and make a "memory test" which gives you a unique URL that you can then share with friends,a target market or control group in order to get feedback about how people initially perceive your site, giving them 5 1/2 seconds to declare their initial perceptions of your website UI via submission of the top five things they remember.

A number of clues submitted contained an initially mysterious reference to Dr Who, until I realized that the clue phrase contains most of the letters of Matt Smith, the actor currently playing the doctor.

Judging PD clues is always a tricky but pleasurable challenge, and I found much to admire in clues submitted.

The other main fault, in a minority of clues submitted, was the inclusion of a one-word definition which was not an intrinsic part of the clue as a whole, but simply a sort of add-on.

But overall there was much to admire among clues submitted.

A few clues submitted failed in this regard.

In general, though, the quality of clues submitted was well up to standard.

Comments 209 entries, no mistakes (save those in a handful of clues submitted which failed to observe the 'rules'rules

Here are some examples of nearly-excellent clues submitted which were to me nevertheless flawed in various different ways.