Sentence examples for was first concocted from inspiring English sources

"Sole Normande" was first concocted not by a Norman, but by a Parisian chef, named Langlais.

The drink, by the way, was first concocted here in World War II at Pat O'Brien's, a French Quarter bar.

Other cities have played up their role in the history of the world's most popular fizzy drink, notably Atlanta, where Coke was first concocted.

"It's not Windows," Mr. Bach says, "and we don't pretend it's Windows" — a notion that was heretical inside Microsoft when Xbox was first concocted.

Ms. Ross said the recipe dated back to before she joined the company 18 years ago, and that to her knowledge it was first concocted by consumers before being standardized by Kraft (whose recipe naturally specifies two of its brands, unsweetened chocolate by Baker's and pecans by Planters).

When the tests were first concocted by Draize in 1944, product testing was in its infancy.

Actually, the syndrome, as it were, was first created (or concocted) by Jessie H. O'Neill in her seemingly self-published, 1997 book The Golden Ghetto: The Psychology of Affluence (she actually admits to diagnosing herself with having had the syndrome).

The one thing I had in mind when concocting the idea of the Radley House was, first and foremost, immersion.

My childhood friend Ellen and I were 13 years old when we first concocted our let's-celebrate-our-friendship-every-ten-years scheme.

The man behind it was Fernand Petiot, a Frenchman who first concocted the cocktail in a Parisian bar in 1921 and later moved to New York to become chief bartender at The St Regis hotel.

It's been two years since Albanese and Zhou first concocted the idea that would become Smart Vision Labs.