By moving the dancers in circular patterns, Mr. Wheeldon creates a wall separating the lovers; later he concocts a moving carousel by having men prop seated women, carrying posts, on their shoulders.
Mr. Testagrossa said that was a lie concocted later to create a motive for following Mr. Bell to his car.
But scientific examination has proved it to be a later forgery, probably concocted sometime in the middle of the 19th century.
Ten years later, New Orleans Coach Mike Ditka concocted a swap of all six of that year's draft picks for the experienced Ricky Williams.
(One witness later retracted his story; another once said he had concocted his story but later swore an affidavit affirming it and has maintained it ever since).
But to reach this nugget, you will have to wade through pages of Romantic gibberish about the aristocracy of the spirit and the privileges of genius, which foreshadow the absurd figure of the Übermensch that he concocted in his later work as a redeemer for modern times.
Graves, like Slotin, had previously displayed a low concern for nuclear safety, and would later allege that fallout risks were "concocted in the minds of weak malingerers".
William stated he had stuffed Ellen's body into the crate as part of a later plan for disposal, but instead concocted the suicide story when he realised that Ellen's absence would be noted.
Later, talking with a friend, the friend concocted an instant hypothesis in the sociobiology mode: "The ones who gazed up at their parents' noses simply got tossed out of the cave".
This formed the basis for the scenes we wrote, the improvisations we concocted and the finished play (later reshaped as Too Much Punch for Judy, which has been performed 5,428 times in 14 countries).
