Sentence examples for invention time from inspiring English sources
Since necessity is the mother of invention, time will tell what the females do next.
It was translated into many other languages, making Franklin's very own invention–"Time is money"–an international hit.
You just can't force feed a new product onto the market -- customers need time to catch onto a new invention, time to "digest" it and make it part of their workflow or lifestyle.
As a world traveler, I was riveted by the displays dealing with the invention of time zones, which then begged the question of, "What time is it in space?" Answer: Universal Time.
"The Cove" (pictured, below left) was watched 1,103 times; "One Too Many Mornings," 340; "Homewrecker," 355 times; "Children of Invention," 490 times; "Bass Ackwards," 396.
In a digital world it's easy to forget that invention takes time.
Peering into it, we can see Princess Bubblegum demonstrating her newest invention, a time machine called a "phasical sphere".
In the end, try as we might, the 60s would be American too: not only Swinging London, that invention of Time magazine, but also the counter-culture, with its roots deep in the US undergroundd".
A full-dress course in the subject would include the history of aviation from Kitty Hawk to Marquis Jet; the state of immigration by air; the transformation of humankind to a race of nomads; the invention of time zones and datelines; the evolution of aerospace engineering and airplane design; and meditation practices from around the world.
It was an age of invention: a time when the future would be run by cogs and steel.
