Sentence examples for what I devised from inspiring English sources

But we were young and naive and we didn't know that, so what I devised, was a way that they [the dogs] would look forward to coming to the theater".

This theatrical afterlife began in 2001 with The Play What I Wrote – devised by Hamish McColl, Sean Foley and Eddie Braben – which was such a success in London that it transferred to Broadway.

As the daughter of immigrants, and someone who felt I was the wrong colour, culture and somehow born into the wrong family, I devised what I thought was an ingenious lie.

I tried to devise what I called a Wellesian approach, where some things would be in extreme closeup, pulling out to an extreme wide shot.

You don't find any mention of John Webboo" Webster on its website, which seems a bit unfair because, as well as being the man who gave the world Now That's What I Call Music... compilations, he devised the awards while head of marketing at Virgin Records.

What the two devised is what they describe as a merger of equals, putting together DuPont, the 213-year-old inventor of Kevlar, with Dow, the 118-year-old maker of plastics and chemicals.

What about devised theatre and the films of Mike Leigh?

What they devised was a strategy to fit the needs of the times.

What this eager ensemble practices may not be exactly what Jimmy Smith devised back in the fifties, but it's not that far removed either.

What they devised resembles the original movie only in focusing on three young women who come to Hollywood and get into trouble.

What Mr. Sherman devised, on three spreadsheets, is a cold calculus reflecting the administrative order needed by a city in emotional confusion.