(1) Students concoct such dishes as East Asian noodles with coconut rice balls.

(2) She'd send me back to the shop if something wasn't good enough, and leftovers were used to concoct the next meal - everything from new pasta fillings to tortas.

(3) Extracts posted today, seen in advance by the Guardian, reveal her worrying over forgetting to eat while campaigning and struggling to concoct meals for her children, and having to buy suits to look presentable.

(4) Now the couple are employing a chef to concoct pre-packaged meals and light lunches using home-grown ingredients.

(5) Students raid the fridge of the week's leftovers and concoct an elaborate meal, inviting over friends and family.

(6) They offer to concoct an authentic supper of refried beans and chorizo omelette.

(7) As they get older they leave their parents alone, and rummage through the kitchen to concoct their own breakfasts.

(8) Allowing detainees to talk may give them a chance to create and coordinate alibis and to corroborate or concoct stories to frustrate questioning attempts.

(9) She began to concoct a dinner likely to appeal to him

(10) If Sarah can imagine and concoct a story like that, she needs to be at Random House.

(11) It delineates formulas for medicines and identifies the plant, animal, and mineral ingredients needed to concoct them.

(12) They concoct relish from corn that is so naturally sweet no extra sugar is needed

(13) She would concoct stories in her brain about each picture, the plot taking her wherever it may.

(14) I now spend most nights foraging the refrigerator and the cupboards for ingredients to concoct something he would like.

(15) He concocts a story of appointments with the council and market inspectors.

(16) A dedicated host concocts a new dish for a party.

(17) The Gardau00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu00ed were arrested on Saturday morning and questioned about concocting a story in order to aid a fellow Garda who is facing firearms charges.

(18) Don't waste their time concocting some stupid story - your bikes weren't stolen and you weren't waiting for his mom to take you to the library.

(19) On cross-examination he denied concocting the story.

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