Sentence examples for which they devise from inspiring English sources

To while away their miserable hours spent waiting on tables at ShenaniganZ, an establishment in the same generic niche as Applebee's, the young men play the Penis Game, in which they devise schemes to trick unsuspecting co-workers into staring at their exposed genitals.

Trainees learn to make movies and TV shows the CAA way by participating in what is known as the "secondary creative group," a forum in which they devise ideas for pictures and shows and pass them to the primary agents-- so they cagents-- soed by their rejection agents-- sotheyr acanptance," says Ovitz.

Their Coke-can-sized gizmo, which they devised while working at Ikaria, an American drug firm that both have since left, contains a cartridge of pressurised CO, a tube to deliver the gas to the patient's nose, and a few buttons to set the required dose.

This was reflected in the various strategies which they devised to encourage uncompromising patients to voluntarily notify their sexual partners about their HIV status.

This analysis could provide therapists with a menu of treatment strategies from which they can devise individualised interventions.

Many of these methods are specific to the purpose for which they are devised, and some are completely arbitrary.

The restricted uses to which pidgins were first put and for which they were devised did not require any great flexibility.

On the heels of a series of advancements by the Suthanthiran Lab, the team has published a landmark paper in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) showing that a urine biomarker test which they have devised in the lab, can not only diagnose, but predict, rejection of transplanted kidneys.

In order to map the animal models onto the theoretical background upon which they have been devised, we first define phenomenological and etiological aspects of TS and then match this information to the available pre-clinical models.

These methods have succeeded in isolating whole genomes from abundant organisms in some communities, but they are specific to the communities for which they have been devised and often require prior knowledge of the community's composition (Iverson et al. 2012).

The preliminary injunction will spell out the extent to which they may meet and devise plans to lay before Congress.