Sentence examples for had invented for from inspiring English sources
The story indicated that man had survived one more of the gadgets he had invented for his own destruction.
Now she had a fifth, and it was my name, or at least a name she had invented for me.
The new ladder, which they had invented for a class project at Harvard Business School, was lighter and stronger than other portable escape ladders, according to the lawsuit.
Baum, an entrepreneur with numerous interests and careers, had already published "Mother Goose in Prose," a book of fairy tales he had invented for his children.
Buxom as a handsome abbess, she was a placidly eccentric neighborhood figure in a costume she had invented for herself and permanently adopted.
He was 80 years old and long retired when, in 1861, he called on the innovative techniques he had invented for the purpose of displaying flows of people, in order to tell the tragic tale in a single image.
And then there is the complex system she has invented for navigating the body.
"What do they pretend with this new language they've invented for human rights?" Carlotto asks.
They have invented for the PR count "decoy lists" of phoney parties to which, in theory, their candidates belong in addition to their better-known affiliation.
Their sweet and silly wedding in Tbilisi was a good-natured parody of the rituals Russians have invented for themselves to escape the crushing blandness of the registry.
Without all the burdensome fish quotas and labour-market regulations that Europeans have invented for themselves, East Asia's economies (except dysfunctional Myanmar's) are already growing closer.
