Sentence examples for devised to win from inspiring English sources

The vogue for state film subsidies appears to have started in Colorado early this decade, with a briefly financed Defense Against Canada law that was devised to win production back from Vancouver and Toronto.

Tebow fit perfectly into the Gators' dynamic spread offense, a system devised to win games — which he did — but that did not necessarily prepare him for the N.F.L. Addazio said the scrutiny regarding Tebow's mechanics was "the most overrated aspect I've ever heard about" and "just makes me sick to my stomach," but it exists because the problems have endured.

Then there's Badass Beer, which the Grammy-winning rapper Kid Rock devised to bolster employment in his hometown, and First Robotics, an after-school program founded by Dean Kamen, the inventor of the Segway PT, to pique the interest of high school students.

In 1883, when only landowners could vote in elections, the men of Pelham Manor devised a plan to win representation on what was then the Pelhamville School Board.

And almost every plan that party strategists have devised to grab the White House for Romney includes Ohio in the win column.

Governors were devised to prevent this.

A formula can be devised to distribute according to usage.

No rescue plan devised to save you from despair.

With President Obama consistently holding a lead in polls of Ohio, Mitt Romney may need to devise a strategy to win the Electoral College vote without it.

With President Obama consistently holding a lead in polls of Ohio, Mitt Romney may need to devise a strategy to win the Electoral College without it.

Jeff Michael Ernest Mooree), a neighborhood sax player, advises her to "loosen up and listen," and she devises a scheme to win friends and earn money.