chess problem

In no chess problem since the beginning of the world has black ever won.

Chess problems in particular fascinated him during his early years.

He examined the chess problem and set out the pieces.

He could work a chess problem, but the thought bored him.

The term is effectively limited to the field of chess problems.

Chess problems seldom run to more than four or five moves.

"Working away on chess problems instead of using my brain to help crime.

He might have been thinking of chess problems or old love-letters.

Would it be like being stumped by a chess problem?

It is generally considered one of the greatest chess problems ever composed.

The book also contains a list of medieval European chess problems.

Zepler was also a very significant figure in the field of chess problems.

The thing seemed to sink into Lou's mind like a person seeing his way through a chess problem.

Each machine presents the player with a series of chess problems based on one concept.

At the right an example Andernach chess problem is shown.

The following board position describes a chess problem which has to be solved with 2 moves.

She is considered the youngest composer of a published chess problem.

McGinley looked up from the chess problem she was currently working through.

A proof game is a type of retrograde analysis chess problem.

He is working on a chess problem that we discussed after our game to-night.

The key (first move of the solution; see chess problem terminology) is 1.

Nowadays it is one of the most popular fairy pieces used in chess problems.

This time I could work out magic squares and invent chess problems.

Bowen, sitting at the table with a chess problem set out in front of him, began clearing the pieces from the board.

Another kind of mathematical chess problems is a domination problem (or covering).