Sentence examples for of its own devising from inspiring English sources

When UKIP promises British people prosperity outside the European Union, but within a free-trade zone of its own devising, it is peddling an illusion.

And while their debut is not entirely original, it bristles with energy, passion and an anthemic sensibility of its own devising.

It fastens its head to the object with a cement of its own devising & kicks food into its mouth with its legs.

The site offers a peer-based reputation system of its own devising.

Or has the whimpering world ended with a Big Bang of its own devising?

1 The majority describes the petitioners as "partial" or "quasi" public employees, a label of its own devising.

But the pact has no money of its own, and it cannot devise or manage the projects of donors.

Google has spent billions of dollars creating its internet-based operating platform and developing proprietary technology that allows the company to rapidly develop and roll out new services of its own or its partners' devising.

The shy funnyman - the sad clown! - trapped in a circus of his own devising: it's all too predictable, really.

The Royal Academy of Arts in London, founded in 1768, has hired one of its own royal academicians, David Chipperfield, to devise a £50 million (about $62 million) plan to unite its existing home, Burlington House, on Piccadilly, with its nearby 1870s building at 6 Burlington Gardens, which opens onto a quieter street in Mayfair.

Elroy was executing a plan, evidently of his own devising, and yet he did not know its objective.