Sentence examples for invented back from inspiring English sources

Condensed milk was invented back in 1853 by Gail Borden.

(So-called "real business cycles" hadn't been invented back then).

As a director of plays and operas, Mr. Sellars is known for interpolating entire invented back stories for classic characters.

Many students, self-consciously using slogans their parents invented back in May 1968, seem to think they are reliving those événements.

It's something that looks like "Abscum," which brings us to the problem: apparently word processors had not been invented back in the early 1800's, because the court file for Chamberlain v. Innman, 50-some pages of it, is handwritten, and the writer was doing his or her best to imitate John Hancock.

That's what I learn from Patricia Cornwell's latest novel, Depraved Heart, the 23rd she's written featuring Dr Kay Scarpetta, the cool-headed, genre-busting forensic pathologist Cornwell invented back in 1990 before forensic pathology – and CSI – had colonised all TV schedules.

The story of Absolut vodka is a perfect illustration of the con trick that is modern advertising the creation of something out of nothing.In this section Filling out the form Slight problem Mac attack What bottle On the edge Agree to differ An underworld classic Not horrid enough Inky devils ReprintsCarl Hamilton's book tells how Absolut was invented back-to-front.

It makes you wonder, not only about the freshness of Gores's metaphorical invention, but also about his common sense: in the process of inventing back stories for Hammett's characters, isn't he de-existentializing the very imaginative vision that drew him to the project in the first place?

Another message came as tiny metallic fringes, children of those metal mesh effects that seemed so forward-thinking when Gianni Versace invented them back in the 1980s.

6. Henry Rollins invented twerking Back in California to visit her family, Gordon and Moore went to a house party in Hermosa Beach, where Black Flag were playing a gig in the kitchen.

When IBM invented virtualization back in the late 1960s, the goal was to make mainframes more efficient.