Concocting

Based on that, she and Spielberg began concocting a story about a boy who befriends an alien stranded on Earth.

Diplomatically isolated, the xenophobic military regime is now concocting a law it says is intended to prevent infiltrators backed by foreign countries from interfering in Myanmar’s political, security, economic, and cultural sectors.

Production designers immediately felt the pressure to deliver when concocting Pandora’s oceanic world and the Metkayina tribe who hold it sacred.

Chefs added heavy creams to dry Mughlai meat dishes, concocting thick, flavorful curries.

He got elected by concocting many lies against key individuals in the then-ruling party in the state.

I have been concocting this new sound with African music inspiration — not just Afrobeats.

I just warned you, LOLtron, not five minutes ago, and here you are again concocting a scheme for world domination.

Rather than condemn Biden for ignoring these questions -- the natural instinct of a healthy press when it comes to a presidential election -- journalists have instead led the way in concocting excuses to justify his silence.

But with her partner's equipment, originally made to harvest tobacco but retrofitted to tackle hemp, Morgan was able to mass-produce hemp for CBD products that she had already been concocting for personal use.

Mr. Chanda said no such incident happened and has demanded that Mr. Chipenzi apologizes for concocting such lies.

Also, the blog that posted the new article has a long history of concocting phony narratives about Pitt.

For Isabelle, slime is a perfect complement to her interest in science, and concocting new variations at home has become a bit of a hobby.

He even had time to warn the party that desperate ZANU PF are concocting friction in the party so that we focus internally.

The defendants went to great lengths to make it appear that these funds were revenue, concocting phony customers and altering bank statements to make it appear as if the funds were coming from customers.

The Democrats have been successful in concocting false narratives that most often, in the court of public opinion, end up beating facts and the truth.

The only “dark hole” here is the one those outlets keep falling into when concocting falsehoods about Affleck.

He often uses the alias Art Vandelay when lying or concocting a cover story.

His strip consists solely of Roger's basic remit to avoid doing chores and homework which usually involves him concocting complex and ultimately disastrous plans, the undoing of which results in him being punished (usually by his long-suffering father).

In an effort to add more music to the column, he "just made stuff up," concocting and reviewing fictional bands and non-existent records.

So he came upon the idea of doing a two-person mind-reading act, concocting a silly story about how his son Emile had created a game of hot and cold that resulted in Robert-Houdin using it for the stage.