Sentence examples for invented far from inspiring English sources

The hieroglyphs of 5,000 years ago fell out of fashion because we invented far richer, far more specific, ways to record data.

The term "gothic" was invented far after the original gothic rock bands.

He invented (as far as English was concerned) a discursive style that could accommodate the language of prose and the concern of science.

What I did re my drunken friend was: I invented a far wilder club we had to go to, tricked him out of his car keys, drove him home.

Air conditioning for the masses was not possible until Henry Galson invented the far more compact and inexpensive self-contained unit, in the early nineteen-thirties, decades after the first systems by Carrier and Wolff.

"HSS will eclipse anything I've invented so far," says Norris.

However, of a wide range of "experimentally neuroprotective treatments" invented so far, only therapeutic hypothermia has been promoted into a standard clinical practice.

The persistence of the Pap 55 million are performed each year is especially frustrating for Qiagen, the German diagnostic tools firm that paid $1.6 billion in cash and stock to buy Digene, a Gaithersburg, Md .biotech firm that invented a far more accurate test.

Budding inventors can take heart knowing that however wacky or extreme their idea might be, there's probably someone who's invented something far more ridiculous already and probably stuck a ukulele on it, too, for good measure.

Wait for Kindle 2.0 or for Apple to invent something far more fun.

You are only supposed to be able to patent inventions, and no one has so far invented a gene; they are discoveries.