Sentence examples for which clue from inspiring English sources

Clues to all 30 answers are provided, but figuring out which clue goes with which answer is up to you.

(It taxes people's brains to move around like this, but the person who knows which clue is coming next has a split-second advantage).

For difficult puzzles, keep track of which clue you used by putting the number of the clue in your grid instead of a circle.[8] You may need to add numbers to each sentence of the puzzle description first if the clues do not come in a numbered list.

Neither is a straightforward Agatha Christie-style whodunit, in which clue-dispensing plot mechanics are interrupted by soul-baring songs.

"He actually took my hands and danced with me, which clued me in that he might be interested," she said.

"The Awakening" is structured as a detective story in which clues are dropped that only later make sense.

She's great at sussing which clues are worth following and which are dead ends, and hopeless at having a life.

The party congress will be followed by a separate conference to discuss internal political matters, at which clues may be offered.

Depending on which clues I used from the book, Berl Pickett was born no earlier than 1964, or in exactly 1960, or in the 1940s.

I could for instance have given the lengths of thematic answers before treatment, but this of course would in many cases have revealed which clues were thematic, which I didn't really want to do.

Mr. Lavender begins by suggesting that this will be a story in which clues to later events are embedded in early ones, a puzzle with pieces that fit together somehow.