Sentence examples for concocted as from inspiring English sources

"It's something the inmates concocted as a means for filing lawsuits to get better housing accommodation or monetary gain".

The indications that the entire case was "concocted," as you say, by the security forces rest on very slim evidence.

With a mix of menace and muscle, enforcers settle grievances and slights between teams, be they real, imagined or concocted as an excuse for disorder.

It needs the responsibility for raising the money it spends and we both know the minor nothing currently being concocted as 'devo-next' won't address that.

"We never imagined the talent he would have," said Michael Capadona, the restaurant's general manager, admitting nevertheless that Mr. Hoque has concocted as many misses as hits.

But I'll also remember their little reactions about melancholy, and the elaborate, silly stories they concocted, as small songs set off their imaginations in a million directions.

I wouldn't be surprised if it emerged that the estimable Ms Blackwood had been told to remain within strict parameters when designing the Commonwealth habiliment: we don't care what you concoct as long as it's tartan.

Cooking and concocting, as well as being the hippest trend, also has meaning again.

But like Margo's ill-fated crush, the premise is rushed; an antidote to the serum is concocted almost as soon as the mass abduction takes place.

Mr. Osment plays a saintly Las Vegas seventh grader who concocts as scheme to make the world a better place.

But if the aging pitcher, in his postinjury agony, pulled off another deal, if he summoned the wily Lucifer once more with the kind of offer the versatile Cone could concoct as he creates pitches on the mound, he wasn't saying.