Sentence examples for we actually invented from inspiring English sources

We actually invented and patented an alignment technique to make printers do it correctly.

"We actually invented the issue," Mr. Klein said in a telephone interview.

-- Jeff Bean A. Given that we actually invented the traffic circle, I think it's high time we brought it back.

"Sometimes it feels like we're trying as an industry not to see the elephant in the room — that we actually invented a whole herd of magical dragons over them," she said.

We can actually invent the future by figuring out new meanings for the things that are already here.

In fact, much to my surprise, I learned that much of the Mexican food we eat in the United States was actually invented here.

It wouldn't be the first time Facebook was hit with a patent infringement lawsuit, but it may be the first time we see a courtroom battle over who actually invented social networking.

The problem with this is, of course, we cannot be sure that those writers actually invented these words -- they may merely have written the texts containing the earliest surviving record of the words in question.

Yet we have little sense of what it was they actually invented.

The cubicle has become so ubiquitous that we rarely give it a second thought, but it was actually invented in the 1960s to give workers more privacy and autonomy.

Many of the innovations we credit to the space program — such as Teflon and Velcro — were actually invented outside it.