Sentence examples for plastic inventions from inspiring English sources

Wellington wrote that "While Géricault carried his interest in actual detail to the point of searching for more survivors from the wreck as models, Delacroix felt his composition more vividly as a whole, thought of his figures and crowds as types, and dominated them by the symbolic figure of Republican Liberty which is one of his finest plastic inventions".

Some other inventions are: plastic pants filled with hot water(hot-pants,) a trained cat-hat( or cat sitting on top of head), Chicken shoes(a chicken on each foot).

The production of political pins — more than a century's worth are on view here — began in the eighteen-sixties, with the advent of tintype, and exploded in the 1896 Presidential race, after the invention of plastic.

Today Sega Toys presented their newest invention, a plastic plant called Pekoppa [JP, PDF].

WW1 saw advancements in medicine and technology - the invention of plastic surgery, innovations in flight, and new treatments for mental health.

You might not expect grand aesthetic beauty in a portrait of Russell Westbrook or Carmelo Anthony, but in the same way that she can write about boobs and eating paint and the invention of plastic in a way that makes you think about it in a new way, Glaser's eye for the line opens wide into the grace and patience of the athlete, caught in form.

We can thank WWII for inventions like SPAM, plastic wrap, and modern-day chemical cleaning products.

Integral's invention shows that plastic, hardly a cutting-edge material, still has plenty of untapped high-tech potential.

"I had people say to me, 'I'd like to vote for you, but my mother just got out of the Huntsman Cancer Institute, I've just got to vote for Jon.' " The family fortune grew out of the elder Huntsman's invention of the plastic foam "clamshell" container for McDonald's Big Macs.

It's actually appropriate that the head of the government should be in the US on our national day – the first St Patrick's Day parade took place in north America, and the incarnation of the day as one of drinking, wacky hats and plastic bodhrans is largely an invention of the Irish American diaspora – as is much of Irish national identity.

According to Heinz's Casey Keller, the change was no small matter: "We believe this is probably the biggest idea in ketchup since the invention of the plastic squeeze bottle".In the old days Heinz used Carly Simon's "Anticipation"in its marketing.