Sentence examples for Concoct a game from inspiring English sources
Although Rafael Nadal awaits in the quarterfinals, Wawrinka planned on enjoying the win before huddling with his new coach Magnus Norman to try and concoct a game plan to take down the King of Clay.
When Australia's men's team reached that level of domination they included their A team in their own tournaments and concocted a game against the Rest of the World.
While directing Rajiv Joseph's "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo" last year in Los Angeles, Mr. Kaufman concocted a game in which one actor spoke Mr. Joseph's lines as written, while he stood just behind another actor and quietly fed him ad-libs.
A simple Kodu program might work like this: The student concocts a plot for an original video game involving, say, motorcycle racing.
But the Hornets' rookie coach, Monty Williams, concocted an impressive game plan to minimize the big men's impact.
Los Angeles' 7-foot starters, Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum, were widely expected to be an awful matchup for smallish New Orleans, but New Orleans rookie coach Monty Williams concocted an impressive game plan to minimize the big men's impact.
Claudius swiftly concocts a plot.
LittleBigPlanet 2 is about allowing folks like Urbandevill to concoct a simple yet infectious strategy game (Galactic Base Defence), a pinball game and even the beginnings of a role-playing narrative called Omicron.
In short, it's a franchise that's generally well run upstairs (General Manager Mike Tannenbaum has a good eye for maximizing the depth of his roster) and in the meeting rooms (Ryan and his staff always concoct a wide range of shrewd game plans over the course of a season).
He has concocted a mind-numbing game that involves continually resetting his car's odometer while crossing out numbers in a notebook.
IT'S not Doom or Flight Simulator, but the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has concocted a lively computer game for teen-agers called Driver-ZED that shows half a dozen ways to crack up a car, in city, suburban or country driving.
