Sentence examples for devise some of from inspiring English sources

PARIS — On the elite trading floors here, where France's brightest minds devise some of the most complex instruments in global finance, few people noticed Jérôme Kerviel.

After completing work on his breakthrough performance in Sid and Nancy, for instance, he claimed that the shoot had been "depressing" and that he felt impelled to step in and devise some of the dialogue himself.

In essence, DuPont, Alcan and the others are taking a gamble, with the understanding that they may be better able to influence any impending regulations by helping devise some of the techniques for achieving cuts in the gases.

It was the beginning of a lifelong campaign in which she would devise some of the first exercise and swim classes for infants and toddlers, exercises for the blind and even "toilet training" for adults wanting to build muscle while attending to necessary business.

But in a sign that administration officials are more worried about underlying problems in the markets than they had previously let on, Mr. Paulson and other top Treasury officials are prodding and pushing Wall Street firms and the mortgage industry to come up with solutions — and helping devise some of them as well.

I'm not just saying that because I'm CTA's ombudsman and helped devise some of these solutions.

But in escaping from prison a second time, he opted not to devise some out-of-the-box new stratagem, but to stick with his predictable, and effective, M.O.

From his houseboat on the Thames, Martin Stirling, 30, has devised some of the world's most powerful ads.

We found the expert who had learned, and even devised, some of the methods for being able to do that, in Boston.

Mae rises through the ultra-meritocratic ranks of the company to emerge as its leading promotional light, devising some of the key maxims of its credo: "Secrets are lies"; "Sharing is caring"; "Privacy is theft".

It helps that the offense around him has gotten healthy -- receiver DeSean Jackson and tackle Jason Peters are back -- and Andy Reid has been devising some of his most daring game plans since the Eagles' 2002-4 heyday.