Sentence examples for devise something for from inspiring English sources

When I photograph female actresses, especially, it's fun to devise something for them.

New York Knicks fans have hit the point where they no longer even say they have hit a new low, because that means they're just asking for the fates to devise something even more horrific for their favorite team to go through.

For example, you might devise something like, "What Happened in the Morning" or "A Death Among Thieves".. Base the title on your book's main character.

It takes a chef of real appetite to devise something as marvellous as this.

He doubted whether there was any such being who could devise something on his own from scratch.

Who ever thought that we'd devise something that would make Brangelina's child well of African orphans look like the morally superior way forward for all humanity?

After his recent failure, Homer tries to devise something groundbreaking, after hearing of Christo's art.

In meetings such as this, Page and Brin are like a tag team, taking turns as they chide employees for devising something that is merely a "cute" solution, not a fundamental one.

He always invented for necessity, with the object of devising something new that he could manufacture.

For the global geography class, he devised something far more ambitious than what the curriculum easily could have been — the identification and memorization of capitals, mountain ranges and major rivers.

According to them, the notion of devising something like R sprang up during a hallway conversation.