Sentence examples for devised as an from inspiring English sources

The most hilariously inept agitprop films are, perhaps inevitably, the Eastern Bloc musicals devised as an alternative to Hollywood's offerings.

The organizers of the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France, devised as an emblem of their Games a cartoonlike figure of a skiing man and called him Schuss.

The rules, devised as an experiment in urban planning that would channel fresh resources into the theater business, provoked legal challenges soon after they were adopted in 1998.

The effort was devised as an answer to criticism that the war effort essentially started from scratch every year with the arrival of each fresh rotation of officers.

With the preparations for the Festival of Britain (1951), which was devised as an economic stimulus to London, South Bank was transformed into a leading arts and cultural centre.

Your Vie En Rose was devised as an interactive morale-boosting course for British women moving to France, but also claims to "enrich the lives" of those living in the UK.

The Media Lab was devised as a refuge for tinkerers.

It was devised as a game for both sexes.

The Letter was originally devised as a 13-week series.

Thus, an institution devised as a way of regulating violence became a spur to violence.

Guy Inbar, said the formula was devised as a safeguard to avoid a humanitarian crisis in Gaza.