| We had problems with the traction control the entire weekend, and they became a real brain-teaser during the race. |
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| Every morning when I arrive at work, I can turn the page of my calendar for a new Scrabble fact, trivia question, or brain-teaser puzzle. |
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| It's always an interesting brain-teaser and one that is especially relevant to discussions about shaping the future of Glasgow. |
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| There is also a White DSi bundle featuring pre-installed brain-teaser titles like Brain Age Express: Math and Brain Age Express: Sudoku. |
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| The negotiations in Vienna showed no brain-teaser is too hard to solve as long as there is the political will to overcome the difficulties. |
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| When it comes to aromas, it is a brain-teaser as its fragrances are determined by outside influences. |
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| Since late morning on Wednesday, the forerunners of the fleet, all classes included, have had to contend with a meteorological brain-teaser that is forcing each of them to keep reviewing their strategies. |
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| The camera was only supposed to see the horizon, and it was a real brain-teaser so that successive scenes could be filmed where the sails would always be viewed on the same side! |
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| The brain-teaser, posted online, consists of blocks of seemingly random letters. |
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| The fiancAe of soccer ace Wayne Rooney will lead the wives and girlfriends on BBC TV's brain-teaser show Test The Nation. |
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| And he challenges you to complete every single brain-teaser on offer if you want to be free from The Curse. |
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| For these intermediary cases, when conflicting objectives can emerge, deciding which level of government should take responsibility for a public service can be a real brain-teaser. |
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| Then both groups took the brain-teaser test again. |
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| It concerned the way one might program a computer to solve a brain-teaser well known to mathematicians that involves three cannibals, three missionaries and a boat that seats only two. |
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| The transitions between the different constructions, the staggering in the facade surfaces and the choice of materials turned the Montevideo into a challenging brain-teaser. |
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| A challenging brain-teaser of a game where one player attempts to create horizontal lines of same color discs by repositioning discs pulled placed in play by his opponent. |
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| The expected brain-teaser, of global proportions in every sense, was a phenomenon which proved particularly complex for this time of year and it was also unfair because it penalised the frontrunners and favoured the pursuers. |
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| It's a brain-teaser even Stephen Hawking would struggle to solve. |
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| The game between Leicester and Blackburn is a real brain-teaser. |
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