Sentence examples for and invented as a from inspiring English sources

She gave her tale a title, "Eternal Dream," and invented, as a proxy for her adolescent self, a narrator named Saki, who is in her second year of high school and lives in a hazily described provincial town.

Galileo steadfastly refused to use Marius' names and invented as a result the numbering scheme that is still used nowadays, in parallel with proper moon names.

These facts might be influenced the indigenous knowledge of the local people in the area and invented as a result of frequent trial and errors.

This fact might be the factor responsible for the indigenous knowledge of the people and invented as a result of recurrent trial and errors.

We're a nation of immigrants whose diverse backgrounds, ideas, and points of view have helped us build and invent as a nation for over 240 years.

In French, it means "lost bread," and was invented as a way to use up day-old bread.

He invented as well as limned his stories and, in the process, created a grand, rolling fiction of Americanness.

Michelle Couto, a Toronto psychotherapist, told me that contrary to my own belief cuffing season" is undoubtedly a legitimate term and not just something invented as a trend.

How much of their larcenous behavior is real, however, and how much has been invented as a theatrical comment on the link between economics and violence they leave ambiguous.

The 'help' has evolved over the years but the fact remains that our sport is damn hard, the Tour was invented as a stunt, and very tough motherfuckers have competed for a century and all looked for advantages.

We opened with a quotation which we are now advised had been invented as a hoax, and was never said by the composer: "My life has been one long soundtrack.