Sentence examples for invented until the from inspiring English sources

The word "downsizing" wasn't even invented until the mid-seventies.

(Oil paint in tubes wasn't invented until the 1840s).

The article, referring to zippers, stated: "Howlers include costumes with zips — which weren't invented until the late 19th century — Georgian windows and modern guttering".

"Humans have engaged in endurance running for millions of years but the modern running shoe was not invented until the 1970s," he said.

Commercial incubators, allowing for large-scale chicken enterprise, weren't invented until the late eighteen-hundreds, and they weren't used widely for decades.

He said the line indicated that the 15-inch horse was cast in a process not invented until the 14th century.

She noted in her book on adolescence that humans' closest genetic relative, the chimpanzee, loses curiosity at 5 or 6, but that humans continue exploring, investigating and inventing until the onset of senility.

"The tuba wasn't invented until after the death of Beethoven," he explained, "so the early masters never wrote for it.

There were no bailout mechanisms – the Federal Reserve was not invented until 1913 and the federal government did not have the resources to save the financial system, even if it wanted to.

It wasn't invented until Monroe added the banjoist Scruggs and the guitarist and lead singer Lester Flatt to his band, in the late nineteen-forties.

Although the terms Middle Ages and Renaissance were not invented until well after the historical periods they designate, scholars of the 18th century called their age "the Enlightenment" with self-conscious enthusiasm and pride.