Sentence examples for invented up from inspiring English sources

There's plenty of local history in Wiffle ball (it was invented up the road in Fairfield and Greenwichh land-use disputes (where to start?), but Vincent and Justin say they just wanted a place to play Wiffle ball.

That leaves all the inventing up to lineages other than the ones that exist, which is problematic.

He is inventing up there, using his confident, rock-solid technique to improvise jazz riffs on a larder of beautifully chosen ingredients.

If you think Trevor Bayliss invented wind-up radio, think again.

If Burroughs invented cut-ups, then Columbus discovered America.

Five feet long and shaped like a skeletal eel, the Protei is a waterborne drone Mr. Harada invented to clean up oil spills.

For those of you out of the loop, Family Day is a cherished statutory holiday invented to break up the New Year's-to-Good Friday grind.

They're an excuse, a made up purpose, invented by the Conservatives so they can fill airwaves with self-promoting advertisements purchased with taxpayer dollars.

The model of patrician portraiture Bronzino invented was picked up by the rest of Europe.

If she invented or amped up the scenarios, she could (theoretically) manage her image.

Vocal lines unfold and repeat according to rules both ancient and invented, and end up sounding suspended in time.