Sentence examples for my grids from inspiring English sources

I made larger tables, increased my grids to twenty squared, thirty squared, but still could discern no obvious pattern.

My grids are the culmination of the dances I've witnessed on a world-class stage: New York.

A year or two ago I started using Crossword Compiler software at the request of my Dear Leader Hugh Stephenson; before that my grids were drawn with pen and ruler, black squares coloured in with a felt-tip pen, while words for the grid were entered in pencil.

I erased West Street from my grid, I erased Washington Street.

From the Stage Door's second-floor dining room, I could clearly see the blank space that had once been crisscrossed by my grid.

What I did not know was the year Columbus died (MDVI, which I really should memorize already) and the bandboxes, so there was a large, Natick-y hole in the middle of my grid for awhile.

IVAN I invaded the northern part of my grid because alternative fill required a repetition (A NOTE and T NOTES) that I found unacceptable [That was subsequently changed to the A VOTE/IVAN I crossing — D.A.] Once again, welcome, Mr. Flinn, and thank you for redoing that A NOTE/T NOTES sector.

The more electricity I use, the greater the burden on a limited power grid, and, if my grid burns fossil fuels, the greater the pollution.

So here I've cropped it to bring the key focus of my image into the bottom third of my grid.

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I love my story grids and character matrixes.