Sentence examples for concocted at from inspiring English sources

Invisible ink was concocted at that time from milk, citrus juice or urine, and usually revealed by applying heat.

The department claimed that the rules had been concocted at the "eleventh hour" and were unduly onerous.

Chances are you haven't tried the latter, which is considered the original formula that was concocted at Wade Morrison's Old Corner Drug Store in Waco in 1885.

I was in my mid-twenties and studying to become a lawyer; some of the food I concocted at that time was criminal.

"When a merger is concocted at the top levels, important cultural issues like this get ignored," said John Keefe, an independent analyst at Keefe Worldwide Information Services in New York.

She wrote a cookbook with a friend, "Darling, You Shouldn't Have Gone to So Much Trouble," full of dishes concocted at top speed, on surrealist principles, from a reckless spillage of cans, packets and dehydrated powders, moistened liberally with alcohol.

Also with the aid of photographs, Britain concocted at-home adaptations of Indian design.

It is a recipe that the Devils' president and general manager, Lou Lamoriello, begins concocting at the minor league level, wherever he has employed a number of the game's best teachers.

So: how about a foot or so of baby back ribs, smoked in the kitchen for three hours with nothing more than seasoning salt and the ketchup-and-mustard-based sauce that Mr. Livera learned to concoct at Blue Smoke?

The same went for Orlando Pita and a posse of hairdressers charged Monday with concocting at warp speed the kind of leonine 1960s coiffures that, in the versions designed in that era by Ara Gallant and photographed by Avedon, required days of preparation and hairdressing tools like rats, falls and staple guns.

This includes an architect-decorator, who oversees endless refinements; a party planner, who concocts at least two big events each summer; a chef; a housekeeper; three nannies on call; a glowing gym trainer; an estate manager; a driver; a hair stylist; and a makeup man.