Sentence examples for thought to devise from inspiring English sources
But no one thought to devise a proper plan.
Next Move in Doubt A trip like this allows a man plenty of time to think, to devise a plan to escape whatever hole he may find himself in.
Banks are also thought to be devising other contingency plans.
The Attorney General is thought to have devised the guidelines to head off more restrictive legislated curbs.
Many more are thought to be needed to devise and implement a useful campaign.In this section A terrible beginning Insecure Saved by the backpackers Escape to the South Owning up to AIDS Corruption abounding ReprintsThe cost of treatment also remains high.
What should be taking our time and thought, is to devise some new means of coping with the instability of the world financial system.
The first banjos are thought to have been devised by Southern slaves, in the end of the 18th century.
Linear perspective is thought to have been devised about 1415 by Italian Renaissance architect Filippo Brunelleschi and later documented by architect and writer Leon Battista Alberti in 1435 (Della Pittura).
HBO's three-time drama winner just needed some time alone, to think, to brood, to devise new ways to brutally dismember and disembowel characters.
Typically, in constructing a test, cognitive problems or items thought to engage aspects of intelligence are devised for presentation to testees in trials.
So could the Yankees' deposed assistant to the traveling secretary have thought lucidly enough to devise this: Show the May 14 series finale of "Seinfeld" on the Yankee Stadium jumbo screen after the Yankees-Texas game?
