Sentence examples for devising a form from inspiring English sources
"Tinkering with the chairmanship is no alternative to devising a form of governance that operates on politically integrated or federal grounds," he said.
Eventually, Matta-Clark devised a form of drawing that related more directly to his architectural interests.
It is also likely that they realized the importance of a firm seat and were the first to devise a form of stirrup.
That is largely because Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin's genius has been to devise a form of government you might call authoritarianism lite.
His truly novel achievement here is that he has devised a form of action movie in which anything can happen, and several anythings can happen simultaneously.
He also devised a form of light verse called double dactyl that proved popular on college campuses in the United States for a time and led to a 1966 compendium, "Jiggery Pokery," which he did with John Hollander.
A master of battlefield innovation, Prabhakaran devised a form of execution for collaborators with the enemy: the victim was tied to a lamppost and blown to pieces with Cordex explosive fuse wire.
The Minnesota group was able to print DRAM because it devised a form of printed, organic transistor that uses an ion-rich gel for the insulating material that separates its electrodes.
Rather, he is keen to stress the social benefits of collective living and the need to devise a form of urbanism "structured by idealism, rather than net-twitch neurosis".
In order to avoid premature uptake or degradation of NP during their passage through the small intestine, it appeared necessary to devise a form of local delivery system for NP.
They devise a form of words to mark these new sorts of exchanges (and distinguish them from the generous reciprocal acts of friendship and gratitude).
