Sentence examples for invention of which from inspiring English sources

It's a picture of a hoover-hog, by the way, an invention of which that Mr Dyson might well be wary.

About 85 of these are canzones (adapted from a Provençal form called the canso) and most of the rest are sonnets, the invention of which is usually attributed to Giacomo da Lentini, the author of most of them.

For about 15 minutes he used that scrappy invention of which he is probably the supreme master, the talk box, which enables a performer to sound as if the instrument is inside his mouth.

The reason it takes technology 15 or 20 years to come in is because 15 years is the time it takes a kid who saw it when he was young to become a functioning adult".If at first you don't succeed…Which brings him back to FIRST, the invention of which Mr Kamen is most proud.

It is curious that this ancient Chinese table game, the invention of which is attributed to Confucius in 500 B.C. (yet the origin is really uncertain), would be such a smash among American Jews that it evolved into a Jewish game.

The "it" in question, in case you're wondering, is the honorary title of "Bayern hunter": a brand new expression, the invention of which by German football officials has become necessary now that the more traditional honorary title of "Herbstmeister" (half-season champion) is being automatically added to Bayern Munich's letterhead each December.

Nobel amassed a fortune during his lifetime, with most of his wealth from his 355 inventions, of which dynamite is the most famous.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) routinely issues patents for "obvious non-inventions", many of which have already been invented.

He never patented his later inventions, one of which was a milling machine.

Ericsson simplified his design, eliminating any compound curves because current technology did not allow for bending iron in that fashion, and according to one contemporary, incorporated as many as 40 patentable inventions (none of which he ever registered).

This significantly geekier prize was actually awarded to two separate inventions, both of which are extremely significant.