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Learn about space while you play a game or do a puzzle.

Raising a child is like doing a puzzle in the dark.

You have kids who don't want to look at letters, but they'll do a puzzle.

You do a puzzle and you don’t see the point of doing it again.

"We can do a puzzle," Trace said, looking at his watch.

She spends hours doing a puzzle so you can solve it in seconds or at most minutes!

Parents are welcome and encouraged to stay with their child in the morning, either reading a book or doing a puzzle, until the bell rings.

“I mean, how often do you see a mother and a son doing a puzzle together these days?”

Doing a puzzle only activates a small part of the brain

You can do a puzzle in ten minutes.

"One can eat with one hand and read the newspaper or do a puzzle with the other."

He realized the romance had possibilities the first time he watched her do a puzzle.

Children may be dropped off at 8.50 and parents/ guardians can have time to sit and do a puzzle or read a book before starting.

M is doing a puzzle by himself.

Homer tries to bond with Lisa offering to do a puzzle with her.

"Right now in my mind I'm doing a puzzle," Grant said in the interview.

Play sudoko, try to do a puzzle everyday.

M: Do you want to do a puzzle?

When a child is doing a puzzle on the floor, she said, a teacher might take a Hula Hoop to define his area of play.

"Comedy for me is like doing a puzzle, and I like doing puzzles," he said.

I don't know about you, but the last time I did a puzzle I must have been 7 years old.

"Developing medicines is like doing a puzzle.

Doing a puzzle like sudoku can help get the song out of your head, as long as it isn't too difficult

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What's more, breakthroughs most often come when I am not actively working, but helping my daughter to do a puzzle, or throw stones into a lake.

He also had trouble putting together a puzzle, and with thinking things through.

Imagine trying to put together a puzzle with that many pieces.

I find there's nothing more relaxing than just sitting at the living room table and putting together a puzzle.

"It's very much like putting together a puzzle," he added.

When you put together a puzzle, no one piece gives you the whole picture.

Before that, it's like you're putting together a puzzle or making a cake with a lot of ingredients.

He was awake and in his pajamas, putting together a puzzle.

"Building a ball club is like putting together a puzzle until all the parts fit," Donovan once said.

But we were consumed by an eerie desire to put together a puzzle without seeing a picture on the outside of the box.

"It was like putting together a puzzle," he said.

Drifting back in time, students will use scientific evidence to put together a puzzle of 'Pangaea'.

For starters, it has to be built on water, of course, meaning construction was akin to putting together a puzzle.

A look of confusion crossed Lew's face, as though he were trying to put together a puzzle with too many pieces.

Rachel describes lip-reading as 'putting together a puzzle without all the pieces'.

Amazon isn’t commenting, so as with most of these things, figuring out what it’s doing is like putting together a puzzle.

It'll be like putting together a puzzle - the biggest puzzle Earth has ever seen - one piece at a time.

As Cannell says: "Understanding this place is like trying to put together a puzzle without the picture on the box."

Sometimes, by fast tossing, he could fit seven or eight fragments into the hole from which they had fallen, like putting together a puzzle block.

It is often said that geological and paleontological investigations are like trying to put together a puzzle with many of the pieces missing.

Taking the puzzle piece, the houseguest had to put together a puzzle on a ladder.

"Putting this team together is like putting together a puzzle," Gaston said.

I equate it to putting together a puzzle."

"Once the engineering is done, it's like putting together a puzzle," Mr. Ott said.

They eventually put together a puzzling scenario of trees, most often Sabals, dying in coastal areas while others nearby seemed unaffected.

Rogers puts together a puzzle Chef Brockett has given him as a thank-you present.