Sentence examples for invention out from inspiring English sources

(He will take a look of his own invention out onto the streets of Times Square in June in a series of performances).

Meanwhile Meghan Doyle Kelly Prestonn) tries to sell her controlling interest in the solar-powered invention out from under Joe (Jake Weber).

The phrase "This changes everything" gets thrown around a lot, but in the sustainable commuting sphere, an invention out of New York by a group of bike enthusiasts just might actually change everything.

Getting the people you're closest with onboard with your idea will help to get word of your invention out and about into new communities and populations.

After word of his invention came out, Dr. Bogoch was named "Mensch of the Week" by a blog.

With actors like Ms. Madsen, Ms. Graham and Johnny Knoxville, who plays Robert's sneering supermarket boss, "Father of Invention" holds out some expectation of solid supporting performances.

— Glenn Collins Serious Eats: Someday we may all be nostalgic for mimimum-wage McJobs if this invention pans out: the burger-making machine.

"I hope that the invention turns out to be true but I don't have confidence this is the case," said 35-year-old taxi driver Ahmed Morad.

Mr. Moor's invention stood out in the last of the variations, with added-on octaves producing joyful noise for grand-finale effect.

CRY-BABY As "Hairspray" approaches its sixth anniversary on Broadway, another theatrical adaptation of a John Waters film is on the way from the La Jolla Playhouse in California, where "Jersey Boys" and "The Farnsworth Invention" started out and where some West Coast reviews of "Cry-Baby" were quite favorable.

His 1966 debut album with the Mothers of Invention, Freak Out!, combined songs in conventional rock and roll format with collective improvisations and studio-generated sound collages.