Sentence examples for hour devised from inspiring English sources
2. The Patterson House The mixologist behind the Chicago cult bar the Violet Hour devised the menu here, which is a rare respite from the ubiquitous Bud and Jack.
The pair wanted to create an alternative to Scrabble and, within an hour, devised a game with a six-spoked, circular board and six categories of trivia question, each designated by a coloured segment – arts and literature (brown), science and nature (green), entertainment (pink), geography (blue), history (yellow) and sports and leisure (orange).
Sally Cookson's two-part four-and-a-half-hour devised staging of Charlotte Brontë's mid-19th-century novel is no plain Jane.
I've spent many, many hours – I'm sure most people would say too many hours – devising geeky personal systems for managing information in the digital era.
To lure customers, Mr. Greenstein spends hours devising nicely appointed window displays; the ones at his new Grand Central store, he hopes, will help business there.
Advertisers specialising in this field, must spend hours devising new campaigns for their products.
The legislation — should it get through the House — mirrors a series of 11th-hour deals devised by the 112th Congress that appeared to solve an impending crisis, but simply pushed the issues forward.
Their teacher somehow managed to cope with 30 children in Grades 1 through 5. Until a schedule of visiting hours is devised, tours of the building may be arranged by calling the New Canaan Historical Society.
To combat being in the minority, he worked long hours and devised a series of hearings-like public forums to which he could invite experts and discuss topics important to him.
Ms. Poe charges $100 an hour for devising such a trip, which should take two hours -- or three at most.
Number of hours spent devising menial tasks for my student to do: 5... Number of hours it would have taken me to do them instead: 2. Evil student has returned from the Alps, brandishing a crutch and an extraordinarily large plaster cast.
