Sentence examples for invented working from inspiring English sources

He has been steeped in Internet advertising from the days when Internet advertising was being invented, working at Starwave, a company founded by Microsoft's co-founder Paul G. Allen that was later acquired by Disney, and then at Snowball.com, an online gaming company.

So, once hired by the University, Nigger invented work-study.

Aye, but that were back when jobs were jobs before they'd invented "work experience", now the essential stamp on every CV.

Dozois' machines, most of which he and his small crew invented, work to harness and control not only the temperature of the ice, but also its durability, density and clarity — all of which determines how the ice tastes and melts in your drink.

Yet the Santer commission was obliged to invent work for 19 prima donnas.

Inventing work for even more surplus commissioners as enlargement proceeded, and diverting resources and staff to their use, would be an intolerable strain.

Dental surgeries are exaggerating or inventing work they have done for the National Health Service in order to swindle tens of millions of pounds out of taxpayers, according to a check up of dentists' honesty.

In an interview with Cabrita Reis for a monograph published last year, he talked to me about his work process, which often involves inventing works on the spot, importing part-completed works into the gallery and completing them, with assistants, through a process of calculation and improvisation.

To those who ask what material like this is doing in an opera house, I can only reply that this story allowed me to write both opera and folk music at the same time, to invent work songs for modern jobs like dry cleaning, and to find present-day uses for beautiful operatic forms, such as the aubade, or dawn song – which Hassan sings while tending his kebab van.

When we invent work that doesn't need to exist at all, productivity suffers.

BUT for Honigsbaum the adventure story is king, and to my taste his most compelling chapter is "The Vaccine Hunters," largely an account of Manuel Elkin Patarroyo, who says he has invented a working antimalarial vaccine, a preparation he calls SPf66.