Sentence examples for with inventions from inspiring English sources

"That's how it works with inventions.

Over the centuries Britain has led the world with inventions and innovations – and then thrown away that lead".

If a developing country is to start coming up with inventions of its own, it needs the kind of political, social and economic arrangements that foster innovation.

With inventions like these, imperfect though they may be, comes a tingle of excitement: what if we really could talk to anyone, anytime, without a (human) intermediary?

After minor successes with inventions, he added, Mr. Johnson finally "came up with one that allowed him to no longer have to work for anybody".

Leonardo painted The Last Supper, started the Mona Lisa and The Battle of Anghiari, tried and failed to fly, filled notebooks with inventions and theories.

Adolphe's work was alive with invention.

She has also "filled out with invention".

Most likely to: Marry excitement with invention.

They moved the ball quickly, with invention and clarity.

She fills the gulf with invention and wilful, manic optimism.