concocted in A Sentence

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grand scale would indeed be Concocted.

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Moreover, Alt News confirmed through multiple channels that MyNation‘s article was Concocted.

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You can even concoct recipes and place them in fridge a few days ahead.

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Surely they who Concocted the lie are a party from among you. Do not

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But when we started connecting unrelated events, and Concocted meanings, beliefs and religions were born.

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The purchase of Rafale Combat Aircraft is yet another case of Concocted falsehood by the Compulsive Contrarians.

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In a sense, it also became a“mother sauce,” meaning that one can concoct other sauces with ketchup as the base.

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How often in your life have you avoided doing something because of the terrifying story you Concocted in your head?

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Meanwhile they concoct several lies that holds up the illusion of“love” for this married man who has so bewitched her.

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However, to escape a second wedding she and Friar Lawrence concoct a plan to make it appear as if she dies.

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Vanzara's application also claimed that the charge sheet filed by the agency was'Concocted', there was'no prosecutable material' against him, and witnesses' statements were'highly suspicious'.

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We can be victims of the predatory imagination of every green card-seeking charlatan who surfaces in the West with Concocted stories of imminent missile attacks.

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Said(the father):"My(dear) little son! relate not thy vision to thy brothers, lest they concoct a plot against thee: for Satan is to man an avowed enemy!

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Both their bodies were thrown in the Jogapur forests in the Wankidi mandal of Adilabad district and a fake encounter story was Concocted as always.

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Burger King holds the dubious distinction of being the unhealthiest of the Big Three burger joints, but that doesn't mean you can't concoct a decent meal.

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Meanwhile, members of the Shiv Sena Hindustan, a local right wing group, told IANS that the entire story blaming them for the video going viral is a"Concocted" plan.

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Meanwhile, members of the Shiv Sena Hindustan, a local right wing group, told media that the entire story blaming them for the video going viral is a“Concocted” plan.

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WHEN PETER Concocted his tale about being married, he had no idea it would be a story he would have to live with, and embellish, for 2 1/2 years.

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Places, such as Bethlehem and Galilee; prominent individuals and groups, such as Pontius Pilate and the Pharisees; as well as Jewish customs and other peculiarities were not simply Concocted.

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When the lie is of sufficient magnitude it may succeed, due to the victim's reluctance to believe that an untruth on such a grand scale would indeed be Concocted.

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Also, when you concoct a methodology to improve the business, ordinarily the customer will place you accountable for that new assignment, keeping you working and making you considerably more important.

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But try as the Mitchell estate did to keep tight control over who wrote about the further adventures of the fictional characters that Margaret Mitchell first Concocted more than 80 years earlier, they couldn't fully suppress unauthorized sequels.

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Trust me, if you need to dig through your kitchen and refrigerator every time you want to apply something to your skin, or have to concoct a home made ointment every now and then, you are going to quit.

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Although the CCP government always frantically resists God, suppresses, seizes, and persecutes the chosen people of God, and concocts all kinds of rumors to mislead and obstruct people from returning to God, God's work has still spread throughout the whole of China.

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