Sentence examples for invented about from inspiring English sources
The harmonica, invented about 1825, is a mouth organ that possesses a series of paired reeds.
It was invented about 1862 by Richard J. Gatling during the American Civil War.
The two main needle types are the "bearded" spring needle, invented about 1589, and the more common latch needle, invented in 1847.
The telescope, the primary astronomical instrument, was invented about 1608 by the Dutch optician Hans Lippershey and first used extensively by Galileo.
The magnetic drum, invented about 1948, used an iron oxide coating on a rotating drum to store data and programs as magnetic patterns.
The poster became even more popular as a result of advances in lithography, which had been invented about 1798 by Alois Senefelder of Bavaria.
It could also be the story that she is inventing about her own life.
The opera's most intense and drawn-out scene is something entirely different: it's a lie that Wormley tells about being from Boston, and the elaborate story he invents about his past.
Her solution was to invent La Decollette (about $73 from decollette.co.uk).co.uk
He wrote novels about supernatural beings; he invented stories about Africa and Brazil and sixteenth-century Denmark.
Although my programme is entirely invented, writing about it allowed me to explore how I felt about certain journalistic practices.
