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Meanings of devise some means in English
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Usage of devise some means in English
1
I hope we may yet meet and devise some means of escape.
2
I wish we could devise some means for getting them on shore.
3
She, therefore, begged him to devise some means of seeing his sister.
4
In addition, I must devise some means of handling M. Minkoff's latest effronteries.
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We must devise some means of catching the eavesdropper red handed.
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Then devise some means of acquainting his friends of his whereabouts.
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Rodolphe listened vaguely, and tried to devise some means of escape.
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Hasten, therefore, to devise some means of saving thyself ere the time expire.'
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Leave this matter until thou depart; I will devise some means for their relief.
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There she endeavoured to rally her scattered thoughts, and devise some means of relief.
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Sir, devise some means whereby I may save this man.
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I will be calm, my love; and you shall devise some means for my escape.
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Surely we might devise some means for their escape.
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But cheer up, sir, cheer up; we will soon devise some means for getting across to Mostaganem.
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The fact was, however, that he was trying to devise some means of getting rid of Jenny.
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We shall send out scouts and approach cautiously, lest our enemies devise some means to destroy us.
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