Sentence examples for concocted between from inspiring English sources
Autonomous driving company Waymo alleged today in court that the formation of rival Otto was a ruse concocted between its founder Anthony Levandowski and eventual acquirer Uber to hide the fact that he immediately went to work for the ride-hailing company after leaving Waymo's parent company, Google.
Under Harvey Fierstein's guidance, the stage musical had shed or strengthened the film's weakest elements, including shoddily drawn side characters and an even more shoddily concocted romance between 17-year-old strike leader Jack Kelly and a generic love interest.
Indeed, Hulbert argues that Quantrill's biographer "concocted" the exchange between his subject and Seddon in part "to legitimize the brutality" of the Missouri guerrillas.
President George W. Bush concocted the connection between al-Qaida and Saddam Hussein to justify the Iraq invasion.
That sounds like Mitt Romney, or any of the other Republicans who have concocted a phony connection between hiring and government borrowing.
The civilian government has contended the memo is a "pack of lies" and was concocted to sow distrust between the civilian administration and the military, which has a history of intervening in Pakistani politics.
Between dance tracks concocted by big-time producers like Rodney Jerkins, Timbaland, Sean Garrett and Polow Da Don, the Pussycat Dolls flaunt a newly prominent accessory: a breakable heart.
The founding fathers concocted a balance of powers between president, Congress and states designed to meet the tests of the 1700s and 1800s.
Pilfers has concocted what it calls "ragga-core," switching between reggae verses and power-chorded heavy metal choruses.
With flounces and furbelows and a dash of whimsy, Kimberly Matela has concocted bright, off-kilter costumes that oscillate between the 17th century and our own.
Then there's The Australian newspaper which earlier this month concocted a story of a fake debate between scientists about a coming ice age.
