Sentence examples for could invent a way of from inspiring English sources

If only we could invent a way of making coffee without mass-producing billions of plastic and aluminium pods.

In 1714, Britain offered a prize of £20,000 — nearly $4.5 million today — to anyone who could invent a way to accurately determine a ship's longitude.

But, technically nothing … Ouch!"  Who'd have thought that the internet could invent a way to make the trend for "ghosting" away from unwanted relationships seem positively romantic?

If possible, something where he could invent a better way of doing it – with a piece of string, a bungy clip or No More Nails, which he applied with his hands straight from the nozzle and then wiped all over his sleeve.

Goodfellow accepts he didn't invent the concept of a cash-issuing machine, "but I did invent a way of doing it.

If he could invent a cheap-enough way to produce heat using heliostats, solar energy could become financially competitive with coal.

In addition to his academic work, he invented a way of producing beef extract from carcasses, which could provide a cheap, nutritious alternative to real meat (we know this today as beef bouillon).

Around this time an entrepreneur called Henry Perky had also invented a way of passing steamed wheat through rollers, one grooved and one smooth, to form strands that could be pressed into biscuits to make the first shredded wheat.

Clean Marine has invented a way of cleaning ships' exhaust.

Researchers in Germany and Switzerland have invented a way of transforming liquid diesel fuel into a vapor and converting it into hydrogen gas in a reformer.

The German chemist Fritz Haber invented a way of converting the nitrogen in air into liquid ammonia (NH3).