Sentence examples for devise a calendar from inspiring English sources

It became necessary also to devise a calendar, so as to know when the spring floods might be expected.

It all goes back to a sixth-century monk, Dionysius Exiguus -- Dennis the Dwarf to his bowling buddies -- who was charged by Pope John I to devise a calendar that would correctly calculate the date of Easter each year, thereby making it easier to plan the parade.

Delighted by our own whimsy, we devised a calendar, etching five rows of seven squares each to represent the weeks remaining in our freshman chapter.

Talk with your staff, devise a content calendar and write about specific topics (eg; a 'Why our steak is great' page).

To that end, his campaign manager, Matt Rhoades, is devising a rollout calendar with the intent of introducing national endorsements (former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York on Monday) or big-name campaigners (Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who spent Monday with Mr. Romney in Pennsylvania) almost daily.

The two of you devise a plan.

Let's devise a game plan.

Some like to devise a point system.

Too big to rival the quaint charms of Chipping Campden or the sleepy riverside refinement of Bourton-on-the-Water, Cheltenham instead pitches itself as a "touring hub" for the wider Cotswolds area and has devised a burgeoning events calendar – jazz in May, literature in October – that reaches well beyond March's Gold Cup.

Chris has devised a color-coded calendar -- purple symbolizes days when Glavine will be in Atlanta, yellow for days when the family is flying to New York, orange when all of the children are together, green when Amber is with her mother (Glavine's first wife) and Jonathan is with his father (Chris's first husband).

4. Devise an emergency plan.