Make invention

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Simple lines, organic curves: These are calming shapes ("comfort food," in Forbes' words) that make invention feel familiar.

The initial intention was in fact to make inventions available to the public as well.Before the 18th century, innovations were mainly kept secret through trade guilds.

"New Zealanders are great creators and inventors, especially if they can make inventions from the junk collected in their garden sheds.

Mr. Breznitz: As long as we have a fragmented global system of production, you will need places that specialize in different stages to make "inventions" into real things at a price that people can afford.

Sir John Houghton, Co-collector, Nobel peace prize 2007 on behalf of the IPCC "In war, people make inventions at a very rapid rate because you are in a very stressed situation, and I think the world is in that situation.

I'm not only a consumer, but I'm a maker, I make inventions.

Make inventions out of school supplies.

Mariposa was quite mean but liked to make inventions to try to help people.

The US amicus brief was unambiguous: isolated but otherwise unmodified genomic DNA is not a human made invention.

The telegraph, in turn, served as an incubator that made invention of the telephone network possible.

So for this episode of TechCrunch Cribs, we jetted over to New York City to check out the headquarters of Quirky, a startup founded back in 2009 with the aim of "making invention accessible".