How To Use Clews In A Sentence

Max MacLeod made the trip on the Jean de la Lune and found the experience bracing: Let go buntlines and clews!
Tacks and sheets are shackled, and the clew-garnets are lashed to the clews; when ready, man the reef-tackles, leechlines, and buntlines, and clew-garnets, and walk all the gear up together.
Astronnomers are locating these black holes at present. In the meantime, the research may indicate some clews about the formation of Milky Way.
Hullo is a rectangular shaped flat wooden plank seater with its four corners fixed to the roof by means of metal clews which can swing.
In doing this he trusted solely to 'instinctive guidance, ' as he called it, and not to any hints or clews obtained through the senses.

After he'd moved out of their home, Clews says she made a startling discovery.
Martin wandered on through the heavy pages, overwhelmed by the clews he was getting to the nature of things. Chapter 11
You can read all the accounts of the battle of Trafalgar you like, but none will give you quite the same understanding as actually hauling on the throat, sweating the peak or making fast the bunts and clews.
Then, making up my bunt and putting into it the slack of the clews, the leech and footrope and the body of the sail, I hauled it well up on the yard, smoothed the skin, brought it down abaft, and made fast the bunt-gasket round the mast. The Mutineers