Sentence examples for concocted that from inspiring English sources

Their gentle scheming, probably concocted that morning, in bed.

Musicians from Madonna (for whom Gaultier concocted that infamous conical bra) to Nirvana to Beyoncé have invited him to design for them, as have the filmmakers Pedro Almodóvar and Luc Besson.

Robert Black dips a paper cup into a bucket of G-Pro, a white, viscous liquid he has concocted that makes surfaces graffiti-resistant.

Lou was, er, ablaze with excitement about a new hot sauce he recently concocted that owes its intense complex flavor to fermentation of the pureed chiles.

"I just think anything from nature is better than something that's been concocted". That shift toward natural ingredients and the backlash against trans fats pushed butter consumption in the U.S. to a 40-year high in 2012, according to the latest statistics.

Though the Court purported in Korematsu v. United States to apply "strict scrutiny" to the governments order, in reality it accepted at face value the military's fears and accusations that Japanese American citizens were all potential saboteurs -- fears and accusations that were concocted, that were contradicted by official government reports, and that were later proved to be baseless.

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

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

"What the truth will show... is that there has been a cabal put together that has concocted stories that have been swallowed hook, line and sinker by the prosecution," Mr Khan said, AFP news agency reports.

Conveniently, this room led out to the garden — so that if I concocted something that caught fire, or boiled over, or emitted noxious fumes, I could rush outside with it and fling it on the lawn.

There are many other algorithms one can concoct that all have different final distributions of daughter cells.