Sentence examples for crossword solving from inspiring English sources

I teach crossword solving classes, and this is a question that comes up often.

Yes, I know that it's Saturday, and that all's fair in love and crossword solving.

He excelled at math as well as music, abilities that he thinks go together with crossword solving.

In yoga, we warm up by doing a series of poses called the Sun Salutation, and to me, the Monday puzzle is the Sun Salutation of crossword solving.

An unusual message at the end of Friday's Independent: Researchers at the University of Buckingham are using this puzzle as part of their research into crossword solving.

In fact, Will Shortz comments, "I'm happy to run any sort of unusual grid size like this as long as there's a good enough reason and readers get their usual amount of crossword solving".

That's not in the crossword puzzle solving handbook, is it?

I try to be a good RESPECTER of the laws of crossword puzzle solving, though, and moved on.

SATURDAY'S PUZZLE — Comedian Jeff Foxworthy is famous for his "You might be a redneck if …" routine, and I'd like to borrow his idea today in order to get to the bottom of an issue that people talk about quite a bit: What, exactly, constitutes "cheating" in crossword puzzle solving?

Challenge yourself mentally by completing a Sudoku or crossword puzzle, solving complicated math problems or following a complex set of instructions to complete a project.

Knowing the ins and outs of crossword puzzle solving is an important part of becoming a cruciverbalist because it helps you to understand what works and does not work in a crossword, and what makes the challenge more interesting.