Sentence examples for be invented in the from inspiring English sources

The steel pan is the only acoustic instrument to be invented in the 20th century.

No matter what inspired it, the term bimbo came to be all but exclusively attached to women, to the extent that an exclusively male equivalent, himbo, had to be invented in the late 80s to redress the balance.

The rights to the story of your escape immediately become the property of the makers of this film, in any and all forms of expression now extant or to be invented in the future, throughout the universe and three feet beyond, just for good measure.

This line of reasoning is basically saying that as it hasn't been invented yet, it won't be invented in the future, which is hardly a rousing ethos for scientific endeavour, particularly in a field where the obstacles - in terms of visibility through the oceans - are not inherently insuperable.

These are scientific insights that should be instructive to us as individuals, of course, but they also have great import to us as a society, as we think about the new forms of regulation that are going to have to be invented in the coming years to prevent another crisis.

It's even harder to imagine that the police hero had to be invented in the first place.

The first microscopes were invented in the sixteenth century, around the time of the invention of the telescope.

The category was invented in the late 1980s.

Aeroplanes were invented in the early 20th century.

Thankfully, mechanical pottery wheels were invented in the 19th century.

When microwave bags were invented in the 1980's, it changed the way Americans eat popcorn.