Sentence examples for concocted himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Luna, who recently dropped 15 pounds on a diet he concocted himself, swears by the oldest diet trick in the book: eat less.

ABC's enjoyably gentle sitcom Black-ish (2014-), meanwhile, simultaneously echoes Delacroix's crisis – with its premise of a middle-class black ad executive (Anthony Anderson) jockeying for position in a white corporate space – and feels like the kind of show Delacroix, free of Dunwitty's pressure, might have concocted himself.

Entrepreneur, salesman and self-taught "mad chemist," he sold cleaning solvents he concocted himself.

Various efforts have been made to claim Disraeli as the godfather of modern Anglo-American conservatism, but this is a paternity more improbable than any Disraeli ever concocted for himself.

We had felt compelled to try it; the concocter himself, GEORGE KADEN, the chef at Hearth, one of many New York City chefs who had prepared dishes, offered us the beverage (or was it a canapé?).

Otherwise, the new name appears to be pure fiction — possibly concocted by Lyttle himself, although that is not clear.

Otherwise, the new name appears to be pure fiction possibly concocted by Lyttle himself, although that is not clear.

"Although this approach would allow most Madoff account holders to receive payments on their claims, those payments would be based on account balances reflecting amounts that Madoff himself concocted that bear no relation to reality," he said.

Earlier, sprawled on the floor of an empty hotel conference room, not yet in full huckster mode, Mr. O'Neal explained that he had indeed concocted the show himself, egged on by his buddy-bodyguard- uncle," Jerome Crawford, an adviser and confidant since he was a teenager.

He wanted a tattoo that that he, himself, concocted from his own brain.

They claimed that the elaborate plan had been concocted by Hussain himself.