Sentence examples for devise a title from inspiring English sources

The shorts are often difficult for the writers, and take much time to develop and devise a title, and in the end they fill little time.

We struggled with devising a title that would comprehensively express the manuscript's findings while remaining succinct.

The attempt to devise a good title, either before or during the actual choreographic rehearsal process, might help focus their imaginations and prevent the completed piece from seeming fuzzy.

He began the research, and devised a working title (Gimp).

He would invite his studio audience to suggest song titles and then devise a lyric instantly.

Ten film composers, including Downton Abbey composer John Lunn, were commissioned to devise a new movement inspired by the original titles of Handel's Water Music.

The two of you devise a plan.

Let's devise a game plan.

Some like to devise a point system.

His film assignments became progressively more ambitious until, in 1955, he devised a spectacular animated title sequence for Otto Preminger's drama "The Man with the Golden Arm".

As one of the most successful graphic designers in early 20th-century Britain, or "commercial artists" as they were then called, Kauffer designed stage sets, illustrated books and devised a suitably spooky opening title sequence for Alfred Hitchcock's 1927 silent thriller "The Lodger".