Sentence examples for might have devised from inspiring English sources

This was just the sort of stuff Ms. Rainer might have devised in the old days.

Samuel Beckett might have devised this scenario, with its blend of absurdity, morality and indeterminate horror.

But the scientists don't know why this is so; if they did, they might have devised a truly effective mosquito repellent.

The seaside location, the handsome-yet-creepy old house and the disused lighthouse look like something, say, Robert Zemeckis might have devised for What Lies Beneath.

But I shudder to think what punishment the great Mikado might have devised for Mr. Tommasini: something lingering, with either boiling oil or melted lead?

The first of the Berlin Philharmonic's two concerts this year with Simon Rattle and the subsequent late-night programme shared by the BBC Singers and Ensemble InterContemporain under Baldur Brönnimann were programmes that Boulez himself might have devised.

"If you are pondering how to vote on the proposed merger, you might ask yourself whether Bill and Dave could have devised a premeditated business plan that treated H.P. employees as expendable," they say.

They have devised a method that might stop the plaques from forming in the first place.

Family, friends, police detectives and the just plain curious have devised various scenarios about what might have befallen Spangler, a sultry blue-eyed divorcee with a young daughter.

The company also might learn that some stores, unbeknownst to the corporate office, have devised a creative way to address it.

Scientists have devised a way to breach the security of information that might be encoded in photons.