Sentence examples for devised what from inspiring English sources
Still, he devised what became known as the "three-drug protocol".
The league soon devised what resembled a Greyhound bus timetable crisscrossing the continent.
He devised what he called an American style, casual and understated.
After his TV show ended in '77, Mr. London devised what he calls "travelling fashion shows".
As a classroom teaching aide she devised what she called learning boards to stimulate the senses.
Some of the R.B.S.S. activists devised what they hoped would be a safer, less traceable means of communication.
Government ministers have devised what their opponents call a bedroom tax, increasing rental costs for social housing with spare capacity.
Weir, jazzed by the shrub's tang and honeylike texture, devised what she called an "adult ice cream sundae".
It is hiring David Ensor, a former correspondent for CNN and ABC, to devise what it calls a communications and counterpropaganda campaign.
IN devising what DotOrg would become after Dr. Brilliant, the company went back to the Flu Trends model.
Deller is not a painter or a sculptor but often devises what might be called social interventions.
