Sentence examples for game devised from inspiring English sources

The jog-trot was a game devised from shyness and uncertainty".

Back outside, the Life Size Mouse Trap from the board game, devised by Rose Harden and her husband, Mark Perez, was all laid out.

This could have been a children's game devised to while away recess; the dancers exuded that same childlike and intoxicating mixture of concentration and pleasure.

The play's premise and structure come from childhood memories of Mr. Sheppard, who participated in a history-lesson game devised by teachers in his middle school.

Exquisite corpse -- the collaborative drawing game devised by the Surrealists -- inspired the selection process of this wonderfully peripatetic yet cogent group show.

In Leo Villareal's "Red Life," red light bulbs in a grid go on and off according to a game devised by the mathematician John Conway.

Some examples are finding the winning move (or sequence of moves) in a board game, devising mathematical proofs, and manipulating "virtual objects" in a computer-generated world.

A few blocks away, at Neutral Ground, a gaming parlor in the shadow of the Empire State Building, Erik V. Smykal, 42, one of the store's managers, came into work on Thursday, his day off, to help a player in his regular Dungeons & Dragons game devise a new character.

He has since devoted his considerable mental energies to dreaming up new versions of the game, devising rules that would allow for a more liberated, exciting form of play — a concept that soon takes on fascinating political, religious, historical and philosophical overtones as Ginghină lays out his vision of the sport alongside his life story.

The Olympic Village is part of a brilliant master plan for the games devised by Mr. Garvin in 2002.

In their different ways, the games devised by Leda Cosmides and John Tooby, of the University of California at Santa Barbara, and Robert Axelrod, of the University of Michigan, have underpinned that part of evolutionary psychology devoted to uniquely human behaviour.