The sentence "The unclear creator is the course of chum peach greeny," can be anagrammed to "The nuclear reactor is the source of much cheap energy" anagramming each word of four or more letters of the original sentence.

Can you do the same with these 4 sentences (the anagrammed sentences must still be grammatically correct and make sense, as the example above)?

1. Do spoilt eden plaices silences to fly percussion panels?

2. Few enumerations veer adverb the eighths speak in the meteor anger.

3. Myna taste allegorists praise to be treasons in the optical.

4. The pertain dues his shrub to drapes stokers in clarets and magnate silo.

1. Do pilots need special licenses to fly supersonic planes?

2. Few mountaineers ever braved the highest peaks in the remote range.

3. Many state legislators aspire to be senators in the capitol.

4. The painter used his brush to spread strokes in scarlet and magenta oils.

Enjoyed solving this great problem.

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Posted by Vernon Lewis on 2005-11-21 04:57:27