Sentence examples for when she invented from inspiring English sources

Yet when she invented Kevlar, Stephanie Kwolek, who has died aged 90, had no idea her invention would be credited with saving thousands of lives and would become quietly ubiquitous in modern life.

Christina Tosi, the pastry chef of David Chang's empire, said she was stone-cold sober when she invented it.

"When she invented that flat-bottom paper bag machine, she was really making history," Chloe said.

Lovelace, a Victorian mother-of-three, changed the world when she invented the first ever computer program.

Stars as lean as Gwyneth Paltrow wear Spanx, said Ms. Blakely, who says she was a Size 2 when she invented it.

In 1959 when she invented Barbie, a busty figure with platinum-blond hair and piercing blue eyes, Mrs. Handler created the country's first mass-marketed adult-looking doll for girls -- and an image that would later be attacked by feminists as a symbol of objectification and repression.

But at no point does Naslund do injury to the spirit of that era, even when she invents a series of bombings and deaths that parallel that period's actual violence.

They could be anything, like when she was invented, her favorite things and her personality.

Quite early on I put my script in date order, which can sometimes be a bit of a challenge with the hallucinations because you're saying: "Well, when is she remembering this from?" or: "When is she inventing this?" But it meant we could rehearse it in order, which made it simpler, and then start doing the actual run in play order.

Plus she says if you elope, you never get another chance to get a candy cart, they hadn't been invented when she got married.

"It's a much more crowded marketplace than it was when BBC2 was invented," she says.