Sentence examples for they invented something from inspiring English sources
"It looks like they invented something new," he said of the chest's uncommon appearance.
In the last paragraph, which The Source cut from the final version, he warned black artists that the next time they invented something, they had better find a way to control it financially, because whites were going to steal hip-hop.
Had they invented something, written a brilliant piece of literature, funded a foundation; produced a cutting edge work of art?
Well not necessarily, because they invented something called a ménage à trios, which I know very little aboutbut I've heard things.
So if he asks them: how did Gordon react when he heard a particular bit of news, do they say 'I've got no idea, I was sitting in the canteen eating chips', or do they invent something to make themselves look important?" [Back to top] McBride's relationship with Stephen (now Lord) Carter, hired by Gordon Brown as his chief of staff, was said to be fractious.
And sometimes this creates a tension"; "You should not help them [the research institutions] too much, because if they invent something new you have to apply it, which increases our costs" (farmer interview).
So you get people right out of college, you get them into a graduate program, and they invent something, and they — all the world is in front of them, and they go for it.
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Other times, artists will come to him and say they've invented something or were the force behind some type of trend, but are facing copycats and competitors who are taking credit.
"You'd have thought, by now, with everything that they've invented," she said, a widow now, sitting in her sheltered accommodation flat, "that they would have invented something better than war".
Unlike the New Atheists they don't think they have discovered, or invented, something new and interesting.
