Sentence examples for if this puzzle from inspiring English sources

TUESDAY'S PUZZLE — If this puzzle doesn't convince you that it's spring, no puzzle will.

And even if this puzzle is solved for one type of feedstock, like, say, corn cobs, it won't necessarily work so well on grass or wood chips because the plant material is different.

The magical seed entry turned out to be WINE PRESS, which I picked because a) I think it's a fun entry and b) lots of four-letter entries end in R, E and S. If memory serves, this puzzle sat in my "Works in Progress" folder for a long time after I filled the lower left, because I was getting nowhere with the upper right.

And if you take this puzzle and you start to break it into smaller and smaller pieces, eventually you get down to a piece that you can't break any further.

If all this puzzles parents, they can just sit down and be quiet.

THURSDAY'S PUZZLE — Yes, I know; if you're doing this puzzle online, some of the squares have no numbers.

You can imagine my shock when, only five days before my 30th birthday, Will asked me if he could feature this puzzle at the Westchester Crossword Puzzle Tournament.

Once again, this is a perfectly fine theme, but if I had constructed this puzzle it might have sounded like this: ROSES ARE RED, VIOLETS ARE BLUE, POLLEN IS SNEEZY AND SO ARE YOU.

If the solution to this puzzle has eluded him over two seasons, it is stretching reality to expect him to come up with the answer inside three weeks.

Quantum computing skeptics (Levin 2003) happily capitalize on this puzzle: If no one knows why quantum computers are superior to classical ones, how can we be sure that they are, indeed, superior?

You must complete the Old Man's Hand puzzle before attempting this puzzle; if you haven't completed the Old Man's Hand puzzle, the piano will be locked and you'll be unable to proceed.