Sentence examples for been invented in a from inspiring English sources

If 'nduja didn't already exist, it might have been invented in a lab as the perfect food trend: it combines nose-to-tail eating, pork, smoke and chili heat.

Don't name your character after somebody who's already been invented in a published story, particularly if they have a similar personality.

It is now believed that in the origin of life, proteins should have been "invented" in an RNA world.

"The airplane was invented in a high-risk environment," Mr. Rutan said.

Pentecostalism, which was invented in a Kansas bible college in 1901, currently has well over 100m adherents around the world.

"[It] was invented in a small hotel in Manchester after a row with my then boyfriend," she writes.

Legend has it, he said, that it was invented in a besieged castle in the 14th century.

The "broken society" slogan was invented in a recent but distant era when, so Mr Cameron breezily argued, the economy was essentially sound.

"Although it is invented in a formal sense, it is probably far, far closer to reality than anything you can now show on TV".

As it happens, the year Dostoyevsky married his stenographer, the world's first commercial typewriter was invented in a Milwaukee, Wis .machine shop.

Perhaps he was chastened by the actual satire embedded in the "Friends of Hamas backstory" (the group was invented in a reporter's whimsical inquiry of a Senate aide).