Sentence examples for invention it from inspiring English sources

He even mused about the supersecret invention "IT," wondering if it might pull America back into prosperity.

Although the Dutch are also keen to claim credit for its invention, it is generally accepted that curling began life on the frozen lochs of Scotland in the early part of the 16th century.

Nevertheless, despite the Oruktor serving more as a publicity stunt than a practical invention, it served its symbolic purpose at the time as evidence that Evans's ideas of steam carriages were not an impossible dream.

Despite this, the espresso martini is not at all a Melbourne invention – it was in fact invented in London during the 80s by the late, legendary bartender Dick Bradsell.

But while I enjoyed its low-key, lo-fi invention, it seems oddly pitched and lacking in wonder for its target age range.

There's no single pithy term or phrase for this invention; it has more tricks up its sleeve than David Blaine.

Cooking was part of a project of self-invention; it was part of being someone different from the person she had been.

We call it a 3am invention - it arrived too early".

The hi-tech bath is a rather ingenious son-et-lumière-style invention - it has a hi-fi and underwater coloured lights built in.

Though the Pentagon had previously played down the significance of the recent test, Mr. Wolfowitz described it today as "an important step" that demonstrated that "missile defense is no longer a problem of invention -- it is a challenge of engineering".

Yeah, that won't happen anymore with this brilliant invention -- it can tell if there's metal behind the wall, under a floorboard or in a ceiling before you start hammering.