Sentence examples for invented all from inspiring English sources

"Languages were invented all around the world; technology was invented many times.

And once snacking had been invented, all the glories of human civilization were bound to follow.

Ashton invented all manner of minor characters to enliven the action, especially in the largely celebratory third act.

She'd invented all kinds of happiness for these people who seemed boring to me, while her immigrant story struck me as inherently poignant and profound.

A large part of the blame for the mess should be laid on bankers, who made the bad loans and invented all those strange securities that blew up.

"He had done more than 400 films for Biograph by the time he made The Birth of a Nation," says Brownlow, "and he hadn't invented all that much.

Ted Turner, who invented all-news television and is helping to subsidize the United Nations, has taken on a new challenge: reducing the threat of biological weapons.

We next invented all-solid-state electrochemical muscles that avoid the problems of our liquid electrolyte electrochemical muscles - since no liquid bath and associated confinement system is needed, the actuator volume and weight is only that of coupled anode and cathode muscle fibers and associated relatively minor amount of gel electrolyte [3].

So Ms. Leterrier had to invent all of the movie's early Chanels.

Did you invent all the movies he watches, or do they have any connection to actual porn films?

Terry's drawings inspire me to invent all kinds of gestures," she adds, speaking of the set designs by Mr. Winters.