Sentence examples similar to invent a scheme from inspiring English sources
At Mr Blair's request, Lord Jenkins has invented a scheme of PR that could be used for general elections.
Arguably, the real culprits at the UN were not its officials but the Security Council, whose five permanent members invented a scheme that was wide open to abuse but who failed to impose the necessary safeguards.
In the old days that wasn't very easy to do". Salmon has invented a scheme called "hot shoes" - two-week attachments for people to work in different areas.
Two have invented a scheme for making the most efficient engine yet envisioned--a black hole engine.
So Cunningham invented a color scheme that would represent America for decades: white with two wide blue stripes — called Cunningham stripes at the time — that stretched front to back.
"He hasn't invented a new scheme of things," Paul Bacon wrote in the jazz magazine The Record Changer in 1948, "but he has, for years, looked with an unjaundiced eye at music and seen a little something else.
The government claims that Mr. Buenrostro and Mr. Villalobos invented a crude scheme that tricked Apollo, one of the world's largest private equity firms, into paying Mr. Villalobos at least $14 million in fees for his help in securing an investment from Calpers.
"I invent a gambling system.
This is how the cashless society is creeping up on us not through some whizzy Internet scheme to invent a new form of electronic currency à la Flooz and Beenz and other defunct efforts, but from established players like Visa using humdrum tools like debit cards.
Beginning with a logical system for mathematics, one presumed to be free of contradictions, he invented an ingenious scheme that allowed the formulas in it to engage in a sort of double speak.
