Sentence examples for devised for keeping from inspiring English sources

Some of the methods the Obamas devised for keeping their relationship strong — speaking frankly in public, maintaining separate careers, even date nights — are no longer as easily available to them.

Alternatively an US or CT score could be devised for gout, keeping in mind that the different modalities have different strengths and weaknesses.

Already, pastors are devising strategies for keeping -- or obtaining -- precious resources.

By V. Glaser and John McCarten The New Yorker, October 1, 1955 P. 29 A Harvard professor of music devised a system for keeping track of the World Series games.

He planned it carefully, even devising a strategy for keeping her on the line.

A water cooling system has been devised for extracting this energy while keeping operational temperatures within range.

The big stores have devised a Rube Goldbergian system for keeping a customer from the eventual possession of the coveted object.

Devise a well known means for keeping track of progress toward intermediate and final goals and signaling, to everyone, the nearing of the various deadlines on work toward completion.

Thursday's summit brought together about 150 Londoners, including young adults, victims, police, community leaders, and health and education professionals, and aimed to devise a more collaborative and effective strategy for keeping young Londoners safe.

And Sir Oswald, in keeping with a nowadays out-of-date theatrical tradition, kept his audience waiting while the band played patriotic marches and other tunes devised for the British Fascists.

Banquet-hall-size meeting rooms were devised for Soviet apparatchiks.