All questions and answers are transmitted by text message between mobile-phone users and a remote server that concocts imaginary dates.
L'Astrance, a three-star Michelin restaurant in Paris's swanky 16th arrondissement, offers no choice at all on its menu: Pascal Barbot, the chef, concocts what he fancies from produce picked up in the market that day.
Mr Cragg concocts the sculptures through drawings and his staff help transform them into three-dimensional objects.
Tautou's breakthrough, however, came in 2001 with the quirky Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain (Amélie), in which she starred as a lonely waitress who concocts elaborate schemes to make others happy and in the process falls in love.
His next film, Un Héros très discret (1996; A Self-Made Hero), is about a salesman (Kassovitz) who, after the end of World War II, concocts a new identity as a hero in the French Resistance.
With the collapse of Italian forces, however, Ryan concocts an audacious scheme to hijack a German train and take the prisoners to safety in Switzerland.
Brilliant mad scientist concocts a deadly artificial plague and prepares to unleash it on the world in a second "Black Death".
Further mischief – I can't say "confusion" for her tricks delight rather than bewilder – arises from the potent blend of fact and fiction that Duncker concocts with a glorious abandon as the details of the final decade of Eliot's life – at least that have made it into historical record – are combined with the author's fictional creations.
This world-original Sloppy Joe's, which appeared in Carol Reed's film of Graham Greene's Our Man in Havana, was shut in the Sixties; the new bar, once again, concocts chilled cocktails for global flâneurs – and perhaps the odd spy – to slake their thirst.
I am a poor pianist, yet my manglings of Schubert's sonatas have told me as much as the greatest renditions by Artur Schnabel and Sviatoslav Richter, because my mind concocts a dream performance while I play.
Writer concocts an imaginary play taking place in Tanganyika, British East Africa.
