Sentence examples for first concocted from inspiring English sources
"Sole Normande" was first concocted not by a Norman, but by a Parisian chef, named Langlais.
But what about merken, a spice first concocted by Mapuche Indians?
Its name was drawn from the Declaration of Independence, from a phrase first concocted by Thomas Jefferson.
The drink, by the way, was first concocted here in World War II at Pat O'Brien's, a French Quarter bar.
Other cities have played up their role in the history of the world's most popular fizzy drink, notably Atlanta, where Coke was first concocted.
"It's not Windows," Mr. Bach says, "and we don't pretend it's Windows" — a notion that was heretical inside Microsoft when Xbox was first concocted.
First, concoct a veritable smorgasbord of good old English embarrassment.
Another hypothesis is a reversal of the process: cardiologists may first concoct a clever acronym and then design a trial to fit that acronym.
Rather than watching a perfectly good mutton bird or, say, sheep's testicle go to waste, those first chefs concocted stews and puddings and gamy kebabs for about 2,000 festivalgoers.
Strangely enough, this will be the first talkshow concocted for the way people consume television today: a familiar format that has been completely "disrupted" by the new nature of the medium.
Emotive alt-rock remains their schtick on this second LP, concocted from two parts Arcade Fire to one part Flaming Lips, and with the co-frontmen's wistful, in one case Wayne Coyne-esque vocals pitched against driving, ever-swelling arrangements.
