SPECIAL POST — As if a whirlwind weekend of puzzling and late night socializing wasn't enough, Daylight Savings Time has robbed the solvers of an hour's sleep.
At first the effect is puzzling (the first-night audience tittered and laughed nervously).
To Mr. Sher it was evident that his star, "one of the healthiest people I've ever met," spent many sleepless nights puzzling over the role in the luxe but anonymous apartment the theater had found for him a few blocks from Lincoln Center.
The script is sketchy and somewhat puzzling (after a blissful night with Mousse, Paul leaves in the morning without explanation), but we're carried along by the potently ambiguous moods, the slow shifts from distant friendship to intimacy.
The program also included a suite from Philip Glass's "Bent," in a warm, shapely performance by Brooklyn Rider, and an account of Alfred Schnittke's quirky setting of "Silent Night," with amusing (if sometimes puzzling) choreography by John Higenbotham.
Ostensibly, the increase in hospital nights until the 1997/98 period is a puzzling trend: especially given findings on the general population that show a decrease in nights spent in hospital throughout the 1990's [ 30].
Still, who knows if a plucky, puzzling team will get the chance it had Thursday night?
One of the other misconceptions seems to be that folks think flights to LAX occur all night long..@NYDailyNews You know what I find puzzling.
It was puzzling, then, to circus buffs when Ringling canceled its venerable opening-night gala, Mr. Hall, the veteran circus producer, said.
There were the grandparents who wouldn't eat pork, the fragments of a Jewish tongue from medieval Spain that spiced up the language, and puzzling family rituals such as the lighting of candles on Friday nights.
