Sentence examples for are concocted from inspiring English sources
verb
To prepare something by mixing various ingredients, especially to prepare food for cooking
They are concocted next to the pharmacy, in a storefront room.
They are concocted from comprehensive data, samples and educated guesswork, and then gradually refined.
The programs, called "Parallel Portraits," are concocted by the ensemble's founding cellist, Harry Clark.
Most creative projects here are concocted by people in their free time.
It's magnificently potent stuff, this meth, whose crudest versions are concocted from a mash of over-the-counter cold pills and flesh-eating bulk industrial chemicals.
Or perhaps the pan roaster, a white-clad chef at the four steam-heated cauldrons where stews and pan roasts are concocted, was new and hadn't yet mastered the exquisitely nuanced Oyster Bar technique.
To reclaim their privacy, workers are concocting some inventive strategies.
What these chefs are concocting are tart, lemony beverages that easily rival the French ideal.
But miles from ground zero, residents are concocting plans to deal with potential nightmares.
The government's information minister, Sikhanyiso Ndlovu, denied the charges, telling The Associated Press: "They are concocting things.
And the broth of the great story soup you are concocting?
