Sentence examples for they would devise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moscone said he'd originally thought they would devise, write, and even direct the show together.

They would devise a blog called Twin Town, write about their lives and invite guest material, somehow woo advertisers.

They would devise lines on the spot and hum them to each other, then practice them briefly and record their parts twice, effectively doubling the instruments.

They also said they would devise measures to end the purchase of cattle from indigenous and protected areas, and from farms that use slave labor.

Ms. Campbell and Mr. Molyneux said their designs differed only in small details from what they would devise for apartments in Mayfair or on Park Avenue.

Mr. Cameron's Conservative-led coalition government has undertaken deeper budget cuts than the Obama administration, but Mr. Obama deflected suggestions of a philosophical divide, saying it was natural that they would devise their own remedies.

At lunch, they turned over their time on the show, focussing on the tricks they'd devised to get contestants to bare their souls.

After altering their own diet and cooking habits, and with the encouragement of friends, they decided they could put together a viable business selling the products of the gluten-free recipes they'd devised.

They had just enough time to let him know that they'd devised a plan for establishing peace between their two nations, but not nearly enough time to spell out what the plan was.

Teachers began sharing online the most interesting activities that they'd devised: using Spheros to act like atoms; substituting a Sphero for the ball in a game of miniature golf.

In the face of the tropical midmorning heat (it was already approaching 90 degrees), they'd devised a system; each family deposited a bag, folding chair or ice chest in a single file leading from the ferry dock, holding their place in line as they squeezed into the shade of a nearby awning.