Sentence examples for left invented from inspiring English sources

Is it even French?The left invented paid holidays in France.

There are very few words left to invent these days.

Cézanne's art tells no stories, so we are left to invent stories about it.

Very few men have jobs, and the children are left to invent games out of life's scraps.

In the 1980 Dance in America telecast "Beyond the Mainstream," the choreographer and director David Gordon spoke about how he didn't feel there was anything left to invent.

There is much left to invent.

So what's left to invent once we get to holograms, pervasive life-like screens, 3D audio and next-gen interfaces?

Tremain's decision frees her to sketch the village Auror that Lev has left behind with invented details of market life and the failing timber mill; perhaps more to the point, it allows her to avoid any discussion of actual historical events.

The chefs who left the kitchen invented a whole new kind of food.

There's nothing left to be invented in classic cinema except new characters and new stories.

It is almost impossible to get full marks in the baccalauréat, the school-leaving exam invented by Napoleon.