Sentence examples for devises of from inspiring English sources

Restrictions limiting devises of those lands of which ownership was connected with the duty of rendering military service were abolished at the time of the Restoration by the Military Tenures Act of 1662.

Unlike Ozy, who is calm, Millie is chaotic and manic, both in the destruction she leaves behind and the ways she devises of avoiding work.

And for our two in-class midterm examinations and one final examination, though it was to be a closed book, closed notes, closed PowerPoints, closed electronic devises of any kind, and opened mind process, they could also take examinations with one partner if they preferred.

The Internet is the quickest and cheapest way yet devised of disseminating medical research.

Bragg compares the devising of a workable alphabet to the invention of the worldwide web.

But David Cameron wasn't on my mind at any point during the devising of Iggle Piggle".

Fertilizer development was also important, from the discovery of superphosphate to the devising of modern kinds of foliar feeding.

This test was followed by the dropping of a real bomb and the devising of the first bombsight.

Putting it in shuffle mode is the most satisfying way yet devised of enjoying your record collection.

Notation, in face of this, has moved in two directions: toward adaptation of staff notation and toward the devising of new notational systems.

A fully developed phylogeny is essential for the devising of a taxonomy that reflects the natural relationships within the world of living things.