Sentence examples for has devised a scheme from inspiring English sources

So Jamey Quinn has devised a scheme (of dubious legality) for playing songs he's not technically allowed to.

HP, for example, has devised a scheme called Dynamic Smart Cooling, which links temperature sensors installed on servers to air-conditioners so that blasts of cool air can be directed towards particular servers only when needed.

Over the past few months, he has devised a scheme to reduce the need for agency staff that could save Powys teaching health board more than £300,000 a year.

The rogues get away with it, the virtuous will say, yet we have to pay up; why did we bother?So the rich world, which rightly—has devised a scheme for writing off part or all of the poorest countries' debts, has—also rightly made it conditional on competent and honest economic management for the future.

WASHINGTON — Mr. William J. Bryan, the Secretary of State, has devised a scheme for the promotion of the world's peace, which, it is said by his friends, incorporates the best features of Mr. Taft's proposals and at the same time avoids their pitfalls.

An Oklahoma man has devised a scheme for protecting kids from violence in schools: bulletproof textbooks.

In the absence of a library, some children in one commune in Ha Tihn Province had devised a scheme to borrow books from each other for a small fee.

He and his colleagues had devised a scheme that would tuck a sleek modern structure inside the nineteenth-century skin of the General Staff Building — a mazelike annex of the Hermitage where Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs once had its headquarters.

By our second day in Disney World a Sunday—I had devised a scheme by which we might take Abigail on the Skyway to Tomorrowland, a kind of ski lift across the Magic Kingdom, without having to wait in the line that always seemed to stretch halfway through Fantasyland.

Here, we have devised a scheme in which VS focused on both the steric hindrance and atomic environment between the compounds and the targeted E protein to minimize the number of candidates.

But although Motion has devised a clever scheme, by the end it has imploded.