Sentence examples for which they invented from inspiring English sources

That method, which they invented, came to be called single-molecule spectroscopy.

And then to transition to digital music, which they invented, in part, or helped to invent, and creating the Discman.

The few researchers who tried to carry on the study of embryos and evolution proposed a confusing jumble of different kinds of evolutionary change — for which they invented a jumble of hideously confusing names such as paedomorphosis, proterogenesis, and phyloembryogenesis.

One brother and his friends made up stories called "Christmas Tragedies," for which they invented and recited straight-faced accounts of misery — Jones fondly recalled a bit in which a plane full of pregnant nuns crashes into an orphanage.

Mr. Atlas (known by his friends as Charlie) was with Mr. Cunningham as protege and collaborator for more than 13 years, during which they invented what Mr. Atlas calls "mediadance".

It was so easy the Germans even got to use anti-aircraft guns, which they invented for a joke to shoot down hot air balloons.

An especially moving chapter called "Childish" is about the way "what we bloodlessly call 'place' is to young children a wild compound of dream, spell and substance", for which they invent new words.

The topics of their salty rough-hewn verses, in which they invent and hurl rhymes back and forth, are often suggested by the friendly crowds who cluster around them.

We are made to understand the ways in which they invent each other in their own minds, how they respond not only to the qualities that make their beloved an individual, but also to the qualities that the other embodies as a member of an alien culture.

Alphabets work best with the languages for which they were invented.

The new ladder, which they had invented for a class project at Harvard Business School, was lighter and stronger than other portable escape ladders, according to the lawsuit.