Sentence examples for creating riddles from inspiring English sources

There are an extraordinary number of ways in which people play with language - creating riddles, solving crosswords, playing Scrabble, inventing new words.

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Once you have the solution of of your riddle, you will work backward to creating the riddle.

Instead, he created a riddle-like entry sequence that plays off the original architectural ruse.

The Palestinian Authority he created was riddled with corruption and failed to stop all the terrorism of Palestinian rejectionist groups such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad.

That they are sent mixed messages from those who try to manipulate with machismo creates the riddle of playing extra hard without making life impossibly difficult.

Most businesses haven't spruced up billing and accounting to keep pace with the complex services, creating a system riddled with waste paying bills for inactive lines, ignoring discounts and failing to spot employee fraud and curb excessive dial-up time from workers' homes.

"Mr. Carrillo is partly responsible for creating that situation," Lieutenant Riddle said.

On a back wall, Ms. Johnson installed seven backlighted graphite drawings, which resonate like ancient illuminations and have a similar hypnotic feel to the visual riddles created by the printmaker M.C.

The verbiage, however, is riddled with loopholes, creating a piece of weakly worded legislation that proves virtually ineffective.

But if this uniqueness didn't create an unsolvable riddle when demand was strong, it shouldn't now that demand is weak.