Sentence examples for devise plots from inspiring English sources

Talk story about a speech given by Bernhardt J. Hurwood at the Mercantile Library on how to devise plots for detective stories.

By William McKibben The New Yorker, October 3 , 1983P. 33 Talk story about a speech given by Bernhardt J. Hurwood at the Mercantile Library on how to devise plots for detective stories.

Novelist Rebecca Abrams offers advice for young aspiring fiction writers on how to find inspiration, learn about writing dialogue, dream up characters and devise plots.

The defense would devise "plot twists" and add them to their "narrative," the plaintiff's attorney warned.

Coloman had to face his brother's lust for power throughout his life; Álmos devised plots to overthrow him on at least five occasions.

Boardwalk's second season ended this past December 11 with a closing shot that electrified the fans, but Winter and his creative team had already been in their writers' room since September, devising plot lines for season three.

The initial team of four was expanded as subgroups formed to devise game mechanics and to plot the story.

The mostly female fans devise elaborate plots for their cast, which now has 637 characters (some share a creator) and includes newsgirls, even though the film's newsies were all boys.

Within the ranks of Isis, several categories of members hold a lofty status: the leaders who devise terror plots and battles, and those with cameras and microphones who chronicle them.

The weirdest theories revolve around what really happened at the Reichenbach Falls; no Sherlockian scholar worth their salt accepts the explanation that Conan Doyle was simply sick of devising plots for the detective by 1891, and so contrived to have him tumble to his death locked in combat with his nemesis, Professor Moriarty.

Another possibility is that pro-Kremlin radicals did indeed devise the plot.