Sentence examples for made its advent from inspiring English sources
Ms. Quinzio also cited a 1901 column in The New York Mail, which said: "As a new fad, the ice-cream sandwich might have made thousands of dollars for its inventor had the novelty been launched by a well-known caterer, but strangely enough the ice-cream sandwich made its advent in an humble Bowery pushcart".
The original and still-futuristic Studebaker Avanti, which management prayed would save the company, made its advent in 1962 as a 1963 model.
Artnet has long been known as the Bloomberg terminal of the auction business; it made its name even before the advent of the Web by building a database of historical auction prices that now numbers in the millions, on which collectors, dealers and auction houses like Sotheby's and Christie's rely.
Last Friday the Washington Post published a piece displaying the correlation between the Trump vote and white mortality rates, which is as close as a series of scatter plots have ever taken us to perfect poetry: as the demographics of the country shift, Trump's rise mirrors the death of the white American male, making its animating rage less an advent than a valedictory party.
It is understood three private equity groups – Cinven, Permira and Advent International – have made it through to the second round of the proposed auction process.
Bryan believed, as I did, that just as photography had changed painting for ever, so the advent of cinema made it necessary for the novel to move away from realistic narrative with a god-like, apparently all-seeing narrator.
The advent of nanotechnology made it possible to scale down these photocatalytic materials from bulk- to nano-scale and thereby further widen their scope and efficiency.
The advent of CGMS made it possible to measure continuous patterns of glycemia over a 24-h period, rather than hourly.
The advent of mAbs made it possible to generate virtually unlimited amounts of antibody specific for antigens that are differentially expressed by tumor cells versus their normal cell counterparts.
A turning point emerged at the turn of the millennium, when a rough draft of the human genome and the advent of microarrays made it possible to assess the expression of thousands of genes simultaneously.
The advent of the internet made it more easily accessible.
