Sentence examples for the invent from inspiring English sources
verb
To design a new process or mechanism.
- After weeks of hard work, I invented a new way to alphabetize matchbooks.
Abradable seals are used in aeronautical compressors to minimize the blade casing clearance while ensuring the integrity of the mechanical parts in the invent of contact.
Through the invent of embryonic-like stem cells – such as parthenogenetic stem cells, male germline stem cells, and induced pluripotent stem cells – some but certainly not all of these issues may be addressed, albeit at the expense of additional concerns.
Also this month, young people can sign up for the Invent! competition, with four months to submit their own invention before a day of celebrations in July.
Adrian's latest invention was submitted last year, and he recently found out that he had won first place among sixth graders in the Invent America contest.
It will draw on the interactive weather map recently launched on the Invent section of the organisation's website, where it demonstrates its latest technological developments and future plans, such as providing probabilities for different types of weather.
The INVENT workshops were conducted in various cities all over Pakistan in order to get representation from all the 4 provinces.
I will admit to liking the invented honorific term "composeress".
—The Chinese invented pasta.
THE Chinese invented the abacus; India invented the binary and the decimal systems.
The Soviets invent a 'Doomsday Machine'.
