Sentence examples for almost all devised from inspiring English sources
The Bible of barbed wire, Robert Clifton's "Barbs, Prongs, Points, Prickers, & Stickers" (University of Oklahoma Press, 1970, and from which this article's illustrations are drawn), lists 749 varieties of barbed wire, most of them patented and almost all devised in the peak years of westwards expansion.
In an April 1953 letter, he tells his friend that "Papa's liver and kidneys and also blood-pressure are all doing fine and he wins consistently on almost all the tests the doctors can devise, and his head is working fast, sharp and cheerfully".
Today almost all the chateaus producing white wine in the Graves use methods devised by Mr. Dubourdieu.
Overtired almost all the time.
The explanation for this shift in tone and content is the vast profit potential that flows from the attainment of the PG-13 rating (the US equivalent of the UK's 12A), an "almost all ages" label devised by the Motion Picture Association of America during the early 1980s in an effort to placate Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom director Steven Spielberg.
In some cases, programs can seem almost devised to grow without restraint.
Instead she encounters almost every trial devised by government.
The Destroyed Room (Lyceum, also international festival) could almost have been devised as a commentary on Last Dream.
Almost magically, Muybridge devised ways of enabling us to see that stealthy entropy at work in nature.
