Sentence examples for was invented around from inspiring English sources

Gutenberg invented his printing press around 1440; the modern paper jam was invented around 1960.

It is no coincidence that the just war tradition was invented around the time that the Emperor Constantine decided to baptise the Roman empire as Christian.

There were no book reviews in 1709 (the book review was invented around 1750) and this exchange is as close as American letters gets, that year, to a back-and-forth.

This was the hardest technique to master: I'd always thought backcombing was invented around the time Tina Turner first topped the charts, but it turns out to be vital for creating the volume and solidity to pull off a wartime hairdo.

The pulley was invented around 2,400 years ago by the Greek philosopher Archytas, a scientist of the Pythagorean school (he's also thought to have been the first person to invent a flying machine. Bright boy; his mother must have been proud).

It argues that for "most of the time since the corporation was invented around 1870, the following five basic points have been assumed to apply:" "The most efficient way to produce anything is to bring together under one management as many as possible of the activities needed to turn out the product," because, as Ronald Coase argued, this lowers transaction costs.

Well, people who look back on it think that it was inventing around certain constraints at the time in China.

The "upstream" patents in this field have enormous power because inventions cannot be invented around (see Note A) and are of crucial importance to researchers [ 10].

The hope is that whole new businesses will be invented around the technology.

The rot probably set in when supermarkets and shopping malls were invented around the 1950s.

Point shoes were invented around 1820, said Anna Meadmore, a dance historian and curator of the Royal Ballet School collections.