Sentence examples for now invented from inspiring English sources

"I heard that Barnes & Noble has now invented a new system," he added.

Terry de Gunzburg, as every beauty acolyte must know by now, invented the much-ballyhooed Touche Éclat for YSL.

You are the prime minister, with a majority of 18, a party that is still harking back to a golden age that never was, and is now invented (clearly a reference to the time of Mrs Thatcher's leadership).

It looks like both the PS3 and 360 are due for a price drop, via the Tetris effect, which I have just now invented.

What we've now invented is this concept where we create language for freelancers to package their offerings, so they can structure the scope and the price of what they're selling in a way that it's still a binary decision for buyers.

They have to because we've now invented so many new ways to be in public.

As Dr. Davis remarked, "It does seem rather ironic that a person credited with the invention of a tool to increase sedentary behaviour, is now inventing another tool to deal with the consequences of that same sedentary lifestyle".

Now invent history's greatest app.

To this end, Collier is now inventing his own instruments.

She says, companionably, that we invented ourselves, we women, and we are now inventing our old age, whatever that means.

Many of America's best young minds now invent derivatives, not Disneylands, because that's where the action has been, and still is, two years after the crash.