Sentence examples for conundrum will be from inspiring English sources

The pack and three-quarter line is good but the conundrum will be the halves and the hookers and how he utilises the interchange bench.

The widely known and highly aggravating HDMI audio conundrum will be getting a patch tonight at 2AM PST, Xbox 360 owners.

His latest article titled "Conflict in Rakhine State in Myanmar: Rohingya Muslims' Conundrum" will be published by Routledge in July 2013.

And there is one of Europe's conundrums: Greece will be sending a pretty eclectic bunch of MEPs to the European Parliament, including representatives of both the hard left and the extreme right.

That's an unfortunate conundrum, and it will be hard to know what role Williams's heart surgery may have played in his escalating anguish.

The answers to these cricketing conundrums and more will be revealed in Stumped, a new show from the BBC World Service in association with ABC  in Australia and All India Radio  (AIR), launching on Saturday at 00 30 GMT.

A solution to the Mideast conundrum will never be attained if the U.N. refuses to take a more proactive role.

In Lester's case (it is impossible to refer to him as Piggott, for he supersedes the surname epithet), the answer to the eternal conundrum is, and always will be, balance.

Whether you've just started up or you're an old hand who's come across a PR conundrum, our expert panel will be there to help.

On the EU side, in trying to resolve the Swiss conundrum an uppermost consideration will be to avoid any concessions on freedom of movement that would encourage British chutzpah in seeking to bend the EU to its will.

And that presents a conundrum for Fox, which will be hard pressed to release a conventional, 2-D trailer online — one of the most powerful ways to promote a movie these days — without undercutting the promise of a transcendental 3-D experience.