Sentence examples for devised by its from inspiring English sources

Or "Exhausted", devised by its American arm, in which contestants are deprived of sleep and then made to perform tasks.

The first purpose-built art museum, the Dulwich Picture Gallery, opened in London in 1814 with a lighting plan devised by its architect, Sir John Soane.

Each program devised by its artistic director, the soprano Jessica Gould, presents pre-Romantic music in the context of other art forms in unusual locations across Manhattan that are tailored to the evening's theme.

But when Hannaford ran its 25,500 products through the formula devised by its advisory board, many products that were marketed as healthful received no stars, usually because they had too much salt or sugar.

Almost all ballets of Romeo and Juliet are based on the libretto devised by its first choreographer, Leonid Lavrovsky, who omitted the scenes narrating the cause of the tragic climax.

Though barely noticed by much of our chauvinistic media, John Carney's low-budget (130,000 euros) Irish film, Once, also got an Oscar for the music devised by its stars, Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova.

In June, the company began a golden-vacuum campaign devised by Justin Haver, its vice president of sales and marketing.

Instead, he traveled with a certificate devised by his lawyer.

Rather like the fantasy sports teams devised by armchair fans, its founder, John Duffield, recruited people he believed to be the best fund managers in the business.

After all, it wasn't until 10 years ago that that creaky pantheon called "Great Books of the Western World," devised by Mortimer Adler and Robert Maynard Hutchins, admitted its first female authors, Jane Austen, George Eliot, Virginia Woolf and Willa Cather.

It was devised by Ian Fleming and made its first screen appearance in "Dr. No," in 1962.