Sentence examples for in the inventors from inspiring English sources

But the founder of the Academy of Applied Science, and the patent lawyer, regularly recognised himself in the inventors, old and young, who came to see him.

The craft was built in the inventors garage from parts taken from other vehicles, including the handlebar from his daughters scooter over a period of ten years.

The Elwood Haynes Museum, in the inventor's former home, exhibits many of his designs.

I.P., he seemed to be insisting, lives in the inventor's head.

In the midst of the Crimean War, Ericsson had unsuccessfully sought to interest Emperor Napoleon III of France in the inventor's model for an ironclad.

The increasingly violent battle takes place in the inventor's old-fashioned chamber (the set is designed by Jay Gower Taylor), which the puppet begins to pull apart at the seams as his creator fails to pay enough attention to him.

Everything Millard reports of Edward Ball's account in "The Inventor and the Tycoon" I had already learned from Solnit — with the exception of Muybridge's consumption of cheese flies — and so much more.

It also says its software includes step-by-step guides describing "dozens of invention pathways" for tinkering and building stuff using the components in the inventor's kit.  .

Juan Atkins, as in: the inventor of techno.

If you are interested in the inventor's lame defense of his product please go to WNYC's Souncheck.

Finally, it is interesting that certain eponyms, as a product of their evolving popular use, evoke different meanings today than they would have in the inventor's time.