In 1988, she also published her own book, titled Pieces of a Puzzled Mind.

He was staring at Jimmy, with that Puzzled expression of a man who has seen someone before but can't remember where.

Seeing Puzzled incomprehension on his face, I decided to show him what I meant.

Puzzled children turned to the grownups and asked: "Daddy, Daddy, why are they fighting?

You Have the Right to Remain Puzzled (2006)

Puzzled art dealers, museum officials and art scholars are always asking: What kind of museum does the Getty aspire to become?

A Puzzled Painter, co-written with Francis Clement Philips, was published after his death.

Austrobatrachus foedus (Puzzled toadfish)

Koch Appears Puzzled In an interview yesterday, Mr. Koch said of the pension-plan switch: "I assume he did it on advice of his counsel.

Austrobatrachus foedus, the Puzzled toadfish, is a species of toadfish found along the Atlantic coast of South Africa.

A Puzzled French Diplomat This puzzles Richard Barbeyron, a French Embassy official in Washington who is coordinating Franco-American celebrations of the bicentennial.

Advisers Are Puzzled The effect of this is that college advisers, who over the years have developed a list of campuses that meet certain needs for different kinds of students, no longer know where to point their students.

Chairman Is Puzzled But, he added, "If there is something out there to cause Mr. Gates not to be qualified, I sure as heck wouldn't like to see us confirm him and have something come out later."

WITH A DEEPLY PUZZLED EXPRESSION, Kailea Vernius brought a shiny black packet to her brother.

After "Puzzled But Dancing", he continued to write and record music, which was described by the Keyboard Magazine as "assimilat[ing] the sometimes floating, sometimes driving drums of Indonesian music with catchy techno-pop hooks and winding post-minimalist patterns."

Puzzled champions of Mr. Cortines said that while he showed over the weekend that he had enormous public support, he then weakened himself by rescinding his resignation so quickly and without a greater concession from the Mayor than simply changing Mr. Badillo's title.

'kept," said Poirot, bowing' gracefully, Miss Lemon replied sadly that servants 'did not seem to know what elbow grease was nowadays, Poirot looked a little Puzzled, but decided not to inquire' into the inward meaning of the mysterious phrase "elbow 'grease."

Comment May Have Puzzled He also said, "People that care to know, know that," a comment that may have puzzled many viewers who before Tuesday had barely even heard of Mr. Quayle, let alone the episode in question.

The puzzle is what can be done to change things.

And in another room a little girl was playing with a puzzle.

The old puzzle had more to do with than words.

I think to a lot of us they were a big puzzle.

But the puzzle needs to be put back together just as quickly.

I must have been wrong about how the puzzle worked.

For many, the art of life still can be a puzzle.

The higher the level number, the more difficult the puzzle.

The year in which his father died is also a puzzle.

He would have no Puzzle to bring out and show now.

If you want a puzzle to play with, try to figure out men.

Now was not the time for him to work the puzzle out.

His mind was still trying to work out the puzzle she had set him.

As a matter of fact Arrow-22 might very well help him in the puzzle.

Because that's going to be a real key in the puzzle.

"I wanted each one of these to be more than a puzzle."

Why anyone would do that was a puzzle to him.

The puzzle of his life was, why had she married him?

Now her death had become one more piece of the puzzle.

The players said they saw only part of the puzzle.

He opened his puzzle book and went back to work.

That was the other part of the puzzle for me.

The puzzle for most people is how to do this.

And now he had another major piece of the puzzle.

He just had to think of it as a puzzle.

At times one has to stop and puzzle out a sound.

Some of them are going to have to puzzle a little bit hard.

And try to puzzle out how I feel about you.

Something else puzzled her, and she put the thought into words.

Her face puzzled up on what she could say next.

What puzzled her so much was the nature of the test.

She had a lot to think about and puzzle out.

He had no time now to try to puzzle the matter out.

I'm ready to puzzle you with a few of them.

She turned to look at him, her face puzzled more than anything.

But he had no time to puzzle over such things.

All the way he puzzled over what he'd just heard.

Because she was trying to puzzle things out for herself.

Time was too short to puzzle out an answer to the problem.

But I had a lot of other things to puzzle over.

Later he could stop and take time to puzzle out what had gone wrong.

He was up to something, and she had to buy time to puzzle out what.

These are the questions that I continue to puzzle over, even now.

It was the nature of the question which puzzled me.

He puzzled that question for a moment, then moved on.

But there would be time enough to puzzle them out later.

He had puzzled all the way in that morning about her eyes.

But now was no time to puzzle further over that.

When it finally came, the answer puzzled him more than ever.

But why give him any more to puzzle about than is necessary?