Sentence examples for to devise for from inspiring English sources

What then, to devise for a single evening that requires a theme for a dinner and a performance intended to raise money and be brief enough for hungry donors?

Because the telephone was considered a variation of acoustic telegraphy, Edison during the summer of 1877 was attempting to devise for it, as he had for the automatic telegraph, a machine that would transcribe signals as they were received, in this instance in the form of the human voice, so that they could then be delivered as telegraph messages.

A. Peter Van Winkle, the owner of A. W. Van Winkle Real Estate, a Rutherford, N.J., brokerage company, said that the best answer he has been able to devise for the commonly asked question is: "If it isn't a split-level, and it isn't a ranch, and it isn't a Cape Cod, then it must be a colonial".

And it was he who persuaded the great cinematographer Karl Freund to devise for the first time what Freund originally told him would be impossible: the simultaneous shooting of wide shots, medium shots and close-ups as the show was played out in full view of a live audience.

The pilot-scale operation is at the point from where the researchers opted to devise for full scale operation.

The cloning would be used only to create a clump of cells for research to devise cures for devastating diseases.

The campaigners also called for laws requiring departments to devise plans for "recruitment and retention of minority police officers".

For four years, the justices have left it to the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to devise rules for the Guantánamo habeas cases.

To start the process, Foster and Dori Germolec, NTP leader for immunotoxicology, consulted with internal toxicologists and external colleagues to devise wording for 5 categories of evidence.

The council hopes to devise problems for early grades, too.

In particular, it has been hard to devise projects for management majors.