Sentence examples for use a clue from inspiring English sources

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If the snapper decided to use a clue to a person's name, guess the clue first and then the name.[16].[16]

If you decided to use a clue to a person's name, have your receiver guess the clue first and then the name.[13].[13]

If you've decided to use a clue instead of the direct name, you'll need to devise a clear clue for the receiver.

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Using a clue at the end of the tape, Adam finds a bag in the toilet tank containing two hacksaws, which they use to try cutting through their chains.

Second, a special type of polarity shifting was simply to use a negative clue to negate the positive clues, such as in Examples 10 and 11 below: (10)    傻瓜喜欢 shagua__xihuan stupid__like  the stupid like it   (11)    鬼相信 gui__xiangxin ghost__believe nobody believes  .    傻瓜喜欢.

The film's Chinese title is, in fact, "Yesterday," but the producer, Peter Loehr, said he and Sony had decided that American audiences could use a stronger clue to the subject matter.

Use a map and clues to discover the natural and human history of Teatown.

The layering of time provides fascinating echoes, but we could use a few more clues to decipher them.

The findings from a University of Washington study suggest people use a combination of clues from individual facial features and from the way those features fit together to make snap judgments about sexual orientation, said researcher Joshua Tabak, a graduate student in psychology.

In the single-trial analysis, no averaging was performed over the six trials of the same target object, but each trial using a unique clue triplet was considered a separate item.

The results can be used to identify the weakness of power systems and can be used as a clue in the decision making of maintenance scheduling and operation planning.

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