Sentence examples for each of the theme from inspiring English sources
In Mr. Croce's puzzle, the first letter of each of the theme clues has been changed from the usual CAPITAL LETTER (55 Across) to a lower case one.
Each of the theme entries has two words, each of which can be followed by the word DOOR, making this a TWO DOOR puzzle theme for sure.
Insert the word PLAY before each of the words in each of the theme entries, and you've got … well, you've got a whole lot of playing going on.
Hidden inside each of the theme entries is a four-letter synonym for "MAN", and THE INVISIBLE MAN is revealed at the payoff at 38 Across.
Edwin was part of a trio of waiters who rotated with us to each of the theme restaurants for nightly dinners, and he was turning into a surrogate uncle.
If you're into SEAM WELDING — and who isn't? — you might be able to reweld the first word of each of the theme phrases into different words, like MESA, AMES and SAME.
Each of the themes is accompanied by an introductory wall text, which adds purpose and depth to the selection.
Each of the themes were then associated with verbatim quotes.
A specific combination of the evaluation methods presented above was applied for each of the themes.
