Sentence examples for invented time from inspiring English sources

He deserves some credit for that, bearing in mind that Wells invented time travel as well.

Yu's protagonist is a lonely time travel technician also named Charles Yu; when he isn't saving people from themselves, he's searching for his father, who invented time travel and then vanished.

Is this why he's studying everyone who answers to his name, because one may have invented time or sympathy or God and will love him, even momentarily, for who he is?

Winter Family Day Celebration (Sunday) Physicists haven't invented time travel yet, but the Morgan Library & Museum will at least make it feel possible at this event, held in conjunction with its exhibitions "Charles Dickens at 200" and "Revolutionary France: Drawings From the Louvre".

At more than 2,700 miles, the CPR would become by some margin the longest railway on Earth – so huge that the line's chief engineer, Sir Sandford Fleming, invented time zones to standardise daylight between its distant extremes.

Once we've invented time travel, you'll be able experience it all over again.

Factory owners have been doing such things for survival ever since Frederick W. Taylor invented time-and-motion studies more than a century ago.

"They didn't invent time, obviously," said Mr. Haviland.

Between then and day six he invents time and whales and fish and animals and still has time to create man in his own image.

After all, time travellers of whatever period will be able to attend, provided only that news of the convention survives into any future period that might invent time travel.

Until we invent time-travel and really get a handle on the multiverse, science tells us little about history, for example.