Sentence examples for she devised herself from inspiring English sources

In 1962 Ken Russell's profile of four of the college's students, Pop Goes the Easel, featured Boty prominently in scenes she devised herself.

My mum is now sending me recipes she devises herself and my dad has relaxed.

She devised the questions herself and has an interest in politics.

I don't think I had planned that in advance — unlike my mother, who told her fellow-campers to call her Matzy (a nickname she had devised for herself on the train to Michigan, based on her real last name, Matz), or my wife, who tried, unsuccessfully, to use summer camp as a transition from Ann to Twink.

Yet while skillful repositioning and adaptation to changing circumstances have enabled her to avoid political damage, they have also exposed her to a line of criticism that has come to dog her in the same way it did her husband during his presidency: that she devises policy positions to shield herself from attacks from the left or right and surrenders principle to political flexibility.

She said it was devised by herself, Vice President Dick Cheney, Mr. Powell and Mr. Rumsfeld in response to discussions she held with Mr. Bush at his ranch in late August.

To hear Fox talk about how she studied (that word again) Marilyn Monroe in order to comprehend the character that MM devised for herself is both nauseating and confusing.

She knows her ingredients, is exacting about freshness and, not surprisingly, devised many combinations and specials herself.

Andrea Zittel has devised a utopian retreat for herself in Joshua Tree, Calif., that she documents in a Power Point display that is charming and sad.

When the business ended she coached herself to a healthier work-life balance and devised her own programme.

She helps advertisers devise new media programs.