Sentence examples for invented late from inspiring English sources

The drink, by legend, was a gin drink invented late in the 18th century by sailors in the Royal Navy who received daily rations of gin and lime.

Since the impact of the Rhgt value is identical for domains and combinations, differences arise because more combinations were invented late in evolution (Figure 4).

Also, why is the nation-state invented so late?

Fortunately for me, Mother Nature invented too late the trick to produce males without mouth and stomach, suited only as fertilization machines with a high profit-to-cost ratio.

Historian Ben Alba, author of Inventing Late Night, has said that Ferguson "has already made his mark, taking the TV monologue to new levels".

L.A. practically invented the late-night lounge scene, and you'd need 1,001 nights to sample it all.

"Is your attention span so short you forgot what happened 30 seconds ago?" In between these moments of befuddlement, Liebing details his early years in Frankfurt, the rise of the often maligned "schranz" sound that he accidentally invented in the late 90s, and his more recent efforts to balance growing popularity with his own sonic evolution.

The first Kansas coach, Dr. James Naismith, invented the sport late in the 19th century.

Indeed, this madness was invented in the late '90s and helped perpetuate the first dot-com crisis.

The French word that is closest to secularism, laïcité, was invented in the late 19th century to express several ideas.

Post-it notes, which were invented in the late '70s and were once described as the "solution without a problem," are now in constant use.