Sentence examples for until the invention from inspiring English sources

Until the invention of the Selfpreciator, that is.

That fantasy wasn't fulfilled until the invention of the Walkman.

Until the invention of boron carbide in 1929, silicon carbide was the hardest synthetic material known.

(I never knew of my hideous deformity until the invention of the iPod).

But until the invention of the presidential primary over half a century later, caucuses were everybody's standard operating procedure.

There are different reflections of the changing decades until the invention in 1968 of the still-popular "Alhambra" design.

It wasn't until the invention of the telephone that the public began to truly utilize such a communicating device.

Until recently the invention of the quantum theory of radiation was generally credited to another German physicist, Max Planck, who in 1900 discussed the statistical distribution of radiation energy in connection with the theory of blackbody radiation.

Whereas paintings on parchment, vellum, papyrus, and bark in various forms date back to ancient times, it was not until after the invention of paper by the Chinese in the 2nd century ad that thin, felted cellulose sheets of true paper were available, mostly for calligraphic or printing uses.

Medieval logic did not have quotation mark conventions, which were not regularly used until after the invention of printing, and the theory of material supposition provided a substitute for them.

But the mass-produced clay pot didn't enter the scene until 1860 with the invention of the turning mold machine.