Sentence examples for letter devising from inspiring English sources

In a letter devising the interview, Southern envisaged "a sharp boost in American demand; a burst of reprinting; stage, film, and video offers; dollars pouring in by the veritable barrelful!" But in the interview itself Southern appears to find Green's neglect admirable, as if obscurity were a mark of integrity.

By utilizing this characteristic, this letter devises an FDA and multiple-input multiple-output hybrid radar to jointly estimate the ranges and angles of multiple targets via optimal transmit beamspace design.

We've marched, starved, petitioned, written letters, devised legislation and even gone entertainingly off-piste to raise awareness and register our rage.

"Specialized to versatility," he found it equally easy to organize armies, reform the Post Office, write the most charming of love letters, devise the best of bons mots, foresee the future of the United States, invent bifocal glasses, suggest the merits of crop insurance, and compose amusing erotica.

At moments like these, even hardened Beckettians may feel their thoughts drift toward the peerless parody of a typical writer's letter, as devised by James Thurber: "B — dropped in yesterday (Icky was out at the time) and gave some sort of report on Neddy but I am afraid I didn't listen (ut ediendam aut debendo!).

Michael Murphy of the California Technology Stock Letter has devised a quantitative approach to analyzing emerging technology companies: He calculates a statistic he calls "growth flow," which adds R&D spending per share to earnings per share.

ALPHABET REVISION URGED Letters, Devised for Ease in Writing, Would Be Changed for Facility in Reading.

The colonial suppression of Korean-language publications was an effort to mobilize toward war, and it forced Korean writers to face the loss of their letters and devise new, creative forms of expression.

Caught up in it are Olivia's booze hound cousin, Sir Toby Belch Tuckerr yet again), Sir Andrew Aguecheek (Millonzi yet again), the fool Feste (Tom O'Keefe and Mariaa, who's the one devising the letter-writing prank by which the rowdies think to get revenge on Olivia's martinet-ish equerry, Malvolio (Edmund Lewis).

The Letter was originally devised as a 13-week series.

But that's not the case, report two physicists in the 6 April Physical Review Letters, who have devised what they think is a way to at least send your ionized, black hole-shredded remains backward in time.