Sentence examples for using clues from inspiring English sources

They got out in thirty-eight minutes, using clues they found in books, on the chessboard, and so on.

Google News scans some 4,000 news sites and compiles a page of links, using clues like the content and placement of articles to arrange headlines.

Lexicography!," find at least five unfamiliar words and, using clues from the text, try and define them as they would appear in a dictionary.

Queen's Wood local nature reserve, Muswell Hill Road, N10 fqw.org.uk PL Letterboxing originated on Dartmoor in 1854 and is similar to a treasure hunt: using clues (usually found on the internet), you search for boxes hidden around the landscape.

"HARRY POTTER AND THE MYTHOLOGY MAZE ART HUNT," using clues from the books and films featuring the young wizard, tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fifth Avenue and 81st Street.

Using clues (like matchbook covers), they retrace their steps to a strip club where Jesse is tempted by an irate transsexual stripper who demands the return of $200,000 Jesse has no recollection of having taken from her.

They have to use clues and copy what other children are doing.

For the recent detections, the group used clues based on features in the lower-energy emissions from a number of galaxies to focus their search for TeV photons.

On Monday, commenters at the site Consumerist.com used clues in the video to find the franchise location in Conover, and told Mr. McIntyre about the videos.

He used clues on the site, including buyer feedback reports, to calculate how much and what kind of business was being transacted.

Ms. May said most antique quilts are not signed or dated, so when she evaluates them, she uses clues like the types of fabric and the patterns they contain.