So, where did evil come from, if not from God? Jewish thinkers, writing after most of the Hebrew biblical books were composed, concocted the mythology of the fall of the rebel angels in books like Jubilees, Watchers, and others.
Sashimi, Baltic-style.Even more striking was the dessert, concocted out of the lurid and astringent juice of the sea-buckthorn berry.
But defense lawyers countered that the maids concocted many of the stories they told federal prosecutors.
Daisey is Jayson Blair – the New York Times reporter who famously concocted most of the stories he ever wrote – implies the media reporter Howie Kurtz, in a significant escalation of the contretemps.
The old dirty energy industry, especially coal and oil, can count on an army of expert cooks who have concocted some of the dirtiest political campaigns in this country's history.
At most surprise parties, the guests must keep the secret and only one cover story must be concocted, for the guest of honor.
Suffice it to say that Elice concocted one of the show's biggest surprises.
A few "master confectioners" are the only ones who know the art, and they concoct batches of the confection within the confines of a "secret" room in the shop.
He throws bartender luncheons twice a month where he offers "caipirinha pairings" and concocts variations of the tipple, like the Olympics-inspired "Rio 16," in an effort to widen the spirit's appeal beyond caipirinhas.
