Sentence examples for a list devised from inspiring English sources

These students are referred to as coaches' "tips" because they were designated on a list devised by coaches and submitted to the college admissions department during the application process.

"Does that give you an idea of how powerful it is?" When a train is approaching Penn Station, an operator in the control room usually just has to check a list, devised by the railroad's planners, to assign it to a specific platform.

The survey instrument was a self-completed questionnaire; patients were asked to identify the symptom(s) that had caused them to see a doctor and led to their diagnosis from a predefined list (devised with clinical haematology experts).

In warm weather, the grill sends out Greek-style octopus, lamb chops and baba ghanouj, the bar slings mojitos and mezcalitos, and the stereo plays a set list devised by Bebel Gilberto.

She knew that she should have spoken up long ago, as soon as he had proposed, long before the visit to the sincere and soft-spoken vicar, the dinners with their respective parents, before the wedding guests were invited, the gift list devised and lodged with a department store, and the tent and the photographer hired, and all the other irreversible arrangements.

They assembled the proof for the senator that they were ready: they had compiled fund-raising lists, devised media strategies, scheduled issues briefings.

In the 1920s, when government was faced with the crisis of a steady stream of privately owned masterpieces leaving these shores, the concept of a 'paramount' list was devised.

Next, an inclusion and exclusion criteria list was devised, so that it can be used to select eligible studies in the next step of the study selection process.

The sustainable transport charity Sustrans, has devised a list of art trails along the National Cycle Network that can be enjoyed on a self-guided trip.

In addition to standard international lists of prohibited weapons, the United States has devised a list of civilian items that could have military uses, like high-powered computers and transport vehicles able to carry equipment like tanks.

If reporters had secretly gathered early in 2011 and devised a list of G.O.P. contenders they wanted to cover, they never would have put together a group as colorful as what they eventually got.