Sentence examples for this new invention from inspiring English sources

Its sleek, graceful look — a breakthrough in the years before World War II — led America's housewives to embrace this new invention, previously rejected as too heavy.

A few contacts within the alcohol industry suggest they are interested but do not need to engage until this new invention becomes a threat to their sales.

"I was impressed with the power and magnitude of this new invention, television, as it reached those of us gathered in front of that window".

Even less does anyone get credit for realizing that the human body was a natural subject for this new invention, given that the body had been the most constant subject of art since the beginning of human time.

(This advice was obviously inspired by the alcohol-marinated apparition sitting before her who'd just been to a booze-sodden lig hosted by Noel Edmonds to launch this new invention called the CD).

The world sees them, enough people see them and then it's only a relatively small increment to put them together in a way that makes this "new invention".

And just like the many other inventions in this area, I am sure this newest invention that's potentially beneficial for the environment can one day make its way outside Japan, too: A floating wind turbine that's currently in prototype mode and is 12.5m tall (5.5m are above the surface).

This will most often be the case when the new invention is not part of the company?s main business.

This committee will decide whether the university should protect the new invention as the property of the university.

How widespread is the new invention's applicability and use?

"The World's Fairs were showing off new inventions, and in many ways the new invention was the car," he said.