Sentence examples for she was devised from inspiring English sources
She was devised by Coventry carnival company Imagineer and special-effects company Artem, but most of the money – about £2m – and the muscle has come in cash, materials, inspiration, time, and metal-bashing sweat from Coventry University's engineering department, and manufacturers, artists and craftspeople across the region.
Before we left, she insisted on playing for me the soundscape she was devising for "A Kind of Alaska".
She took the #iSTANDfor anti-bullying campaign she's devised with the organisation into schools around the country, using her music as a weapon of empowerment.
But with the help of a sales consultant who pointed out the dangers of indiscriminate discounting, she is devising solutions.
As well as making music, she is devising a PC Music energy drink, which is named after her.
When she is devising a "tough" immigration policy, Theresa May, the Home Secretary, needs to bear in mind the fantastic contribution that immigrant workers make to the NHS.
More than two decades after she created one of the nation's best-known pieces of public art, the black granite panels of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, she is devising a lasting tribute to the most celebrated of American adventures.
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.
(Hats off to the same writer for describing the insertion of the speculum as like "having sex with a cold vegetable", though how would she know?) The smear test was devised by George Papanicolaou, known as Dr Pap, who realised in the early 20th century that he could get information on guinea pigs' sex cycles by examining their vaginal smears.
Even the name was devised by Giugiaro.
