Sentence examples for Little invention from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure what I think about this little invention.

"We're similar in population, climate and temperament — dour and self-reliant, but prepared to try a little invention," he said.

Summers kicks them out, telling them to move on and think up some other little invention in cyberspace.

West Germany's achievement, built on teamwork, resilience and no little invention, was hugely symbolic for a country bent on an economic miracle after the grief, shortages and humiliation that followed defeat in the war.

With England ace Wood and Day commanding in the Saints' line-out, little invention in the Worcester attacks and a seemingly-nervous Mieres at stand-off, it seemed Saints coach Jim Mallinder would be encouraging his men to go on a try blitz and a bonus point in the second period.

"I will never forget my first lesson with him: I just had to play a Three Part Invention by Bach in E major" - a bread-and-butter piece of any piano student's repertoire - "and we were working on this little Invention for about two and a half hours.

Rubik's Cube inventor Erno Rubik, a sculptor and architect from Hungary, spent a long while watching the colors on his little design invention change until he realized that the real fun was getting it back to its original pattern.

Soon, I was knee-deep in making music — my little inventions and melodies were suddenly alive, and growing wings.

Using odds and ends that he and Tina buy, Raymond builds little inventions that speak to his ingenuity and, every so often, to something deeper and more desperate.

A good friend of mine knew about the little inventions I wold make around the house, saw the video and thought 'hey this might be a good fit for your.'".

It moves along and little inventions, like "Around the World in 80 Seconds," are part of that energizing.