Sentence examples for concocted her from inspiring English sources

(My mother concocted her dressings at eye level, like an industrial chemist).

She eventually concocted her own foundation to tote around to shoots, and then began selling it at J. C. Penney.

Heinrich was, years earlier, the theological student with whom Hildegard concocted her stigmatic scam.

He said she concocted her harassment allegations because she feared for her job starting early in Thomas's regime.

Yourcenar, who was born in French Flanders and has been teaching French literature at Sara Lawrence College since France fell, concocted her nom de plume as a quasi-anagram of her French family name, de Cayrencourt.

She was sentenced at Leicester Crown Court today after admitting intending to pervert the course of justice at a previous hearing, almost five months after she concocted her story on social media and made headlines around the world.

"She's impossible to translate literally, because she does so many word games," said Gitta Honegger, who translated "Jackie" and accordingly had to concoct her own puns in English.

The jazz natural, who grew up concocting her own vocal lines to Charlie Parker solos – and even moved Parker himself to call her "the singer with the million-dollar ears" – played the Pizza Express Jazz Club on 21 November.

Faux pearls and colorful gems wrapped in gold and silver wire; acorns, shells, teardrop crystals from chandeliers; and funky plastic figures of animals and people are some of the ingredients that Sonia Boyajian uses to concoct her one-of-a-kind jewelry.

So, as usual, Madonna concocts her own tale: She releases mastered versions of six leaked songs with no announcement, becomes the first major artist to premiere a video on Snapchat and runs a contest that allows fans to chat with her on Grindr.

This "Stage Door" potion Benanti (and her doctor) concocted enables her to acknowledge fans without compromising her heath/professional obligations.