Sentence examples for invention like from inspiring English sources
This was an invention like that.
(An invention, like jazz, with pre-American roots).
Normally, a fantastical invention like that would sound the death-knell for any candidate.
Other shows, too, are pure invention, like "Into the Hoods," a bona fide festival hit.
Puns traditionally painted on dummy spines, like "Essays on Wood," stood next to titles of Hood's invention, like "Pygmalion, by Lord Bacon".
Varied weight and timbre created a kind of dialogue or two-part invention, like a conversation that one hand is holding with itself.
They've all sprouted incidences of an invention Americans like to claim as their own, the urban "tribe".
Faster travel, and inventions like the radio and telephones, meant that time zones had to be invented.
Joe and Jerry are not so much characters as quick-change artists with good musical technique, and the fluidity of their self-invention, like their sense of rhythm, confronts our feelings of dullness and stolidity and merrily blows them away.
She spurned inventions like the potter's wheel.
New inventions like disposable (and biodegradable) utensils answer new needs.
