“clue to”造句，怎麼用clue to造句

The Swords of Destiny is also a clue to a greater enigma.

an inscription of a black basalt stone; gave first clue to decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphics.

Apart from some subtle badges, the only clue to the car's dual life is the presence of two fuel caps.

The police can find no finger print or other clue to help them in solving the robbery.

Her choice of foreign minister will be a clue to whether she intends to rein back on Lula's foreign-policy adventurism.

Based on the crude oil tank truck explosion accident, this paper analyzes the reasons, gives the clue to investigate this accident, and offers the prevention measures.

Also, it will make the interviewer do some talking, perhaps giving you a clue to what he or she is looking for.

While that may have offered a clue to the Bobcats' future scouting emphasis, Jordan believes it may prove a long process to return the US to the top of the world standings.

A clue to what is happening-and how these results might bear on the human condition-was found when this magic juice was given to the montane vole: it made no difference.

In this paper color is probed into from the aesthetic Angle and a clue to color revolution is sought from many painting master 's works in the history of fine art development.

There is no clue to the identity of the thief.

Spending $1 billion on patents offers an important clue to what matters most to Page: innovation.

The password - "yahoo" - also gives a clue to its owner's likely email address.

Whether dark energy has retained its value throughout the history of the universe is an important clue to its nature.

Finally, in terms of writing, aggregating and clue to meanings, this paper discusses the importance of Radicals to the cognitive procedure of Chinese characters.

The amount of Mandarin Chinese you hear while walking the docks gives you a pretty good clue to what's driving the boat industry in Asia.

Rumble, geochemist Andrey Bekker of the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada, and several other colleagues hit upon a clue to the sulfur's origins in ancient rocks from Western Australia.

No clue to the mystery has been found.

Robb says that what kids choose to do in their free time is a good clue to their interests.

Have a look at the post mark on the front of the envelope, this may give you a clue to the area your admirer is from.

Some people say that fear is due to ignorance. In fact, they are afraid of more because they know too much. If one is ignorant, there is no reason to imagine what will happen. Because there is no clue to anything, there is no way to imagine.

An airline hijacker might be caught on video or leave behind a ticket or other telltale clue to his identity.

A big fat clue to whether the person will have enough energy to care for offspring.

Only Mulligan, so charming as the precocious teen in An Education, is distressingly wan and weak as the token saint; we'll wait for further films to see which film was the correct clue to her talents.