Sentence examples for devised inside from inspiring English sources

In fact, the plan that was developed, implemented and then funded by the government was devised inside GM well before President Obama took office.

Place the weight system you have devised inside the vessel, making sure the plate or jar you are using fits snugly.

A charnel-house he will devise Inside the binding of your books.

About 30 years ago, sushi chefs devised the inside-out roll (whose outer layer is rice rather than nori) to placate diners willing to try raw seafood but not dried seaweed.

The ET44 will live on in its digital replica, the iPhone calculator, which the Apple design team devised partly as an inside joke but mostly as an affectionate tribute to Braun's design heritage.

The "balances" they devised and mounted inside the tunnel to hold the wings looked crude, made of bicycle spokes and scrap metal, but were "as critical to the ultimate success of the Wright brothers as were the gliders".

The operating committee's football helmet standard has not changed meaningfully since it was devised in 1973, prompting criticism from inside and outside the organization.

Key Change is performed by four fantastic professional actors, but it was devised by the women inside the prison with help of writer Catrina McHugh and director Laura Lindow.

Abäke, which is also based in London, wanted the book to reflect Ms. Napoleone's character and the personal nature of the project, and devised bespoke typefaces for the cover and inside pages.

They may point to something more subtle: a containment policy that is devised to prevent Haqqani violence inside Pakistan, all the while providing a strategic card to help influence the future of Afghanistan.

The Science Museum has not attempted faithful reconstructions of the above (a shame – a real-life, working Techno Trousers complete with remote control, would send all small boys into a paroxysm of joy) but has devised interactive games and "experiences" inside the Wallace house to encourage visitors to try their hand at inventing something.