Sentence examples for properly invented from inspiring English sources

Or, rather, they were finally being properly invented.

"You can think of me like an early aviator before airplanes were properly invented.

'My story is the story of empire.' A product of globalisation before the term was properly invented, she is grateful for the breadth she draws from her richly textured heritage.

There's quite a bit of money in the area, but much of it belongs to the kind of people who – in the words used to me by a disgruntled Australian chef who went broke trying to open a gastropub in the county before gastropubs had been properly invented – "spend it all on horses and cows".

Finally, he falsified data so as not to record his trades properly, often inventing false clients and trades for hedges.

There it was, the derogatory term critics invented for President Obama's health law, more properly known as the Affordable Care Act of 2010.

The technology has simply not been invented that could keep an entire database state properly secure and give the government the control it aims for.

While the roots of this particular financial crisis lay in the US sub-prime mortgage market, the crisis was systemic because banks did not properly control their exposure to the esoteric securities which had been invented.

Some comments even dredge up the old myth that Americans somehow invented the word "soccer" while the rest of the world properly calls it "football".

True permanent press — the term properly describes cloth that is a blend of cotton and synthetic fibers — was invented in the mid-20th century, but for textile makers, a no-iron, 100-percent cotton fabric was a long-sought grail.

He has invented a superior hangman's noose, and a better idea for tying neckties properly View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By George Packer.