Sentence examples for invention made from inspiring English sources
His invention made him a wealthy man.
Dorham's fleet technique and fertility of invention made him popular in bebop circles.
Why or why not? -What do you think is the most significant invention made by a historic tinkerer?
His invention, made from liquid plastic sprayed onto a metal form of an actor's head, remains the industry standard.
Napier's early conception of the importance of simplifying mathematical calculations resulted in his invention of logarithms, and this invention made possible the slide rule.
An invention made by an independent British engineer called Peter Dearman dispenses with the costly heat exchanger that is needed to vaporise the liquid nitrogen quickly.
The flaws have nothing to do with the fusty issue of fiction distorting fact; drama can invent whatever it likes, as long as the invention makes sense.
A new invention makes literary snacks accessible to everyone.
Meaning emerges by way of stroke-by-stroke discovery and invention: "making painting happen.
Triumph of the City: How Our Greatest Invention Makes Us Richer, Smarter, Greener, Healthier and Happier.
Mr. Levine's invention makes this possible by adding binary codes to a telecommunications database for each phone line.
