Sentence examples for invented some time from inspiring English sources
The American teenager was invented some time in the 1950's, a cultural byproduct of the baby boom, the rise of the suburbs and the explosive growth of television and the recording industry.
The fact that there were no airplanes in the 1860s is a flimsy excuse, especially when you consider that Lincoln gives us the best model I know of for dealing with e-mail and Twitter, which were both invented some time after 1870.
The theory of case was that this start up in Silicon Valley had invented some technology that would in time, or was at least intended to displace the dominant company.
I just said that in the intervening time they'd invented some kind of material that takes care of it.
He published his work in 1922, but had clearly invented the filters some time before, as his colleague at AT&T Co, Otto Zobel, was already making improvements to the design at this time.
In her 1995 novel "Children of Men," P.D. James invented a time when, because of some environmental disaster, no babies had been born for decades.
He may not have been around to play catch some nights, the younger Bush said, "but my father more or less invented quality time".
Citi has invented a time machine!
They have invented a time machine.
NO ONE yet has invented a time machine.
UNBEKNOWNST to the rest of us, the Washington State Department of Transportation has invented a time machine.
