Besides, hand riddling is better, no matter what anyone tells you.

She listened, heard nothing but the night wind among the shivering names, the wordless riddling of the sea.

He was doubly damned, for he had made truth a mere sport of intellectual riddling.

Other beliefs involving riddling is that it should not be done at night, so as not to invite the participation of evil spirits.

He still indulges in his habitual riddling, asking "Who is the Riddler?"

Whatever the reason, Roland of Gilead had never won a Fair-Day riddling.

He'd forgotten more riddles than the rest of us ever knew, and after the Fair-Day Riddling, Cort always carried home the goose.

The background of sea and sky, which reads, as do the sculptures, as both flat and recessive, adds a cosmic dimension to the artist's philosophical riddling.

We're known at Fair-Days all across the land as Eddie Dean and His Riddling Queen."

Elsewhere in Europe, the riddling of the ashes to learn of births and deaths was observed on Halloween or New Year's Eve.

They accomplished their goal after many further adventures (and two further amusingly erotic encounters between Bósi and two maidens with riddling dialogues).

The city administration has called for a traffic study in 2007 by Ivan Dadić, a Croatian traffic expert, to solve the transport problems riddling Jastrebarsko's roads.

In court testimony, Mr. Cardiges described a culture of corruption riddling American Honda, in which dealers, sometimes unasked, would provide him with what he called "gratuities."

It took him what seemed to be three weeks to realize that the whooping and cheer-leading which meant nothing to him was riddling the ship and threatening to kill him at any second.

They include the riddling of County Clerk Jennings B. White's van with bullets and a shot into the home of his ultimately victorious challenger in the Republican primary, Freddy Thompson.

During the investigation, Starling and Lecter form a strange relationship in which Lecter gives her clues in the form of cryptic, riddling information designed to help Starling figure it out for herself.

Federal officials today charged a Colorado man with two felony counts in Saturday's riddling of the White House with rifle fire but after considerable debate declined to charge him with trying to assassinate the President.

In this form, the poetry, while as observant as possible of the German text's meaning, sound, etymology and word order, comes a little toward an English world of natural observation and uncanny riddling: "Sickle dunes uncounted.

The Surprise was still on her headlong course, her way only slightly checked by the loss of her outer jib and the riddling of her sails: and now the rear Indiamen opened fire from half a mile.

At first the house of Veuve Cliquot tried to keep this technique of riddling a secret but by the late 1820s the secret was out and Champagne houses were settling up production lines for riddling.

Once more Will gave up, and put his mind to the last riddle.

The riddle will become clear to you before the night is over, I'm sure.

I cannot say, but without the answer to my riddle you have no hope.

"What to do with too much information is the great riddle of our time."

The real question is whether or not we'll have time to find the right riddle.

The answer to a given riddle is not always right in front of you.

Or, when the riddle itself is part of the answer.

For Life has called to us the answer of his riddle!

With this in mind, I have a riddle for you.

How they could have done that is still a riddle to me.

Perhaps this information would answer the riddle of those three lost days.

And why did Riddle not know of them until recently?

He, of all men, could find an answer to the riddle.

I asked him another riddle, one that has no answer.

Perhaps in time past I would have thought that a riddle.

Perhaps Riddle had gone out, maybe for a long drive to think things over.

That could be the answer to part of this riddle.

He also wants to know the answer to this riddle.

"Would that I had been the one to answer the riddle."

There at last was the answer to the riddle of this man!

I always ask three questions, at least two of which are riddles.

It was the sort of riddle that would clear itself later.

And still, a riddle followed her, one she could no better answer than anyone else.

If you are going to talk in riddles I will take my leave.

But there was an answer to that riddle, along with all the rest.

"Perhaps I could riddle about a bit with the data?"

He could not begin to riddle what was being shown.

One hint of a wrong move and they would riddle her.

He thought of them not at all, had long ago learned to look past that which no man could riddle out.

Every time the man had gone near Julia, he'd wanted to riddle him with lead.

This was no time to try to riddle with the control responses.

He sat and thought hard as the night hours passed away, trying to riddle out She meaning of the words.

The top reasons of this is the law and order problem riddling the state.

He was holding it now trying to riddle the meaning of the case.

They'll riddle you with bullets before you've gone a hundred feet.

She turned back to the dresser and began riddling with her hair.

At any moment now he supposed the animal would charge over here and riddle him.

"We will riddle him four times to begin with," Roland said.

Close to one of them the girl was riddling with something I couldn't see.

She almost hoped he'd come back to life and riddle her body with bullets.

Or am I going to purely riddle your shell and let all the air out?

When I give the word, you can proceed to riddle him with bullets.

He appeared to be riddling with some piece of apparatus behind the door.

Carlotta tried to understand what was the matter, but she could not riddle his meaning.

"You could hear how excited he was at the idea of riddling again after all these years.

I'm not good with incomprehensible things, like magic and riddling.

Of course it wasn't her body that I was about to riddle with bullets.

"You thought she might riddle the mystery of the Thistledown?"

There are, so far, none of the problems with drugs, weapons or pregnancy that riddle other city schools.

She was silent, riddling, he suspected, though her expression changed very little.