Ms. Plew says she remembers precisely where she was when she first saw the bra she says she invented strapped across the bosom of a mannequin.
Fatbikes were invented to ride across snowy Alaska and sandy New Mexico, and today's bikes will gobble up anything the UK can throw at them.
Andy, realizing his mother's isolation, in an act of selflessness invites her on a cross country ride to accompany him to pitch a product he has invented to stores across America.
IS didn't invent smuggling across that border, it just changed the name on the "accounts payable" line.
John Dale, former national newspaper investigative reporter and magazine editor, believes he has invented - or stumbled across - a new television format: constituency TV.
So a short poem with the fussy title "Essay on Error (2nd draft)" skips across an invented mental landscape, archly strewing references (including one to her own poem of a few pages earlier, another to a letter from Freud to Ferenczi, and yet a third to a phrase of Descartes) before collapsing into a pure, unmediated image of nostalgia: "After all / what are you and I compared to him?
The technology it's invented can be used across a number of applications, including point-of-sale transactions, ticketing and authentication, offline messaging, device to device connectivity and more.
Given the simplicity of these shoes, it is possible that the design and technology of the shoe was independently invented in various locations across Europe and Southwest Asia.
Free trade across the Americas was invented not by Bill Clinton and the presidents of Mexico and Canada, but Escobar.
His forte was to explain the development, attractiveness and shortcomings of political ideas and systems, particularly the communism invented by Karl Marx and practised across the Soviet empire.His magnum opus was the three-volume "Main Currents of Marxism: Its Rise, Growth and Dissolution", published in the 1970s.
