Sentence examples for devise a taste from inspiring English sources

There is but one thought that comes to mind when we see AMANDA LEPORE, the transgendered downtown model who often strolls about parties naked: They can do breasts, they can do lips; when will medical science devise a taste implant?

Each month, the German-born executive chef, Maximilian Thomae, devises a tasting menu inspired by a Turkish staple.

“When devising a tasting menu," says Le Tohic, “it’s important not be too linear or people will get bored.”.

So I devised a test.

The two of you devise a plan.

Let's devise a game plan.

Some like to devise a point system.

4. Devise an emergency plan.

In response Frog devised a compromise that it calls a teaser: a test project that gives a taste of the firm's research-intensive style but can be completed in a few weeks' time.

For his analysis, he devised a way to study 200 years of British working-class reading and cultural tastes, from the Bible to the Beatles.

Although the "transcendent dogma" was not always to his taste, Schaffner recognised that in Living in the Material World, Harrison had "devised a luxuriant rock devotional designed to transform his fans' stereo equipment into a temple".