Sentence examples for the clues of from inspiring English sources

One has to read the clues of what seems to be lost, in art, artefacts, intuitions, dreams.

Now, a New Mexico doctor is piecing together the clues of this mysterious and newly detected ailment among a few families, and a local genealogist is trying to find a possible historical connection.

Her books are deeply embedded in the landscapes and legends of Wales and southern England; here the children must decipher the clues of the Cornish coastline itself – its standing stones and rocky headlands – in their quest to find the grail before it can be claimed by the agents of darkness.

Doing this gave me a sense of achievement: I'd spotted all the clues of Fuffy's existence.

When preparing the exhibition, I also felt like an archeologist, sifting through mountains of waste to find the clues of a bygone era.

The plot follows Fred as he pieces together the clues of his murder and tries to get revenge on the man who killed him.

| Updated This puzzle was created earlier this week, and current events have rendered one of the clues out of date.

The clue of the day easily goes to 26 Down: the "org.

Jonathan Creek: The Clue of the Savant's Thumb is tonight at 9pm on BBC One.

The Clue of the Day award goes to 39 Down: "The Greek 'khalix' (pebble) for the English 'calculus,' e.g".

The one-off 90-minute special, called The Clue of the Savant's Thumb, will be broadcast next Easter.