Sentence examples for who clues from inspiring English sources

Eric Sanderson wakes up amnesiac, without an identity, but gradually discovers that he is the second iteration of another Sanderson, the First, who clues in his successor through a series of artfully organized letters composed before his death.

Years of war and economic decline produced a… In a thickly plotted twist on the genre of aimless Americans seeking redemption abroad, Berlinski's freelance-journalist narrator (also named Mischa Berlinski) stumbles on the case… Eric Sanderson wakes up amnesiac, without an identity, but gradually discovers that he is the second iteration of another Sanderson, the First, who clues in….

I also threw in a long skirt, after consulting with friends who clued me in on cultural dress norms.

It was a game industry executive who clued me in to the fact that the top social games appeal most heavily to women and girls.

(Thanks to the anonymous tipster who clued us in on the Groupon Chile website).

And who clued me in on this level of knowingness but old Henry James himself.

The Romney campaign just might have a woman staffer around who clued them into this fact.

He receives more than 100 emails per day from treasure hunters, who share clues on websites devoted to the search.

Like Adrian Monk of USA's "Monk," the Holmesian detective who sees clues where mere mortals draw a blank.

But it is as much the second lawyer, William Jeffress Jr., who offers clues about how the thorny case will proceed.

Which is exactly what someone who left clues would say.