Examples of using To be invented in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It all has to be invented.
Instead of all of that we thought there is-- something new needs to be invented.
What remains to be invented?
The mathematical theories of information, computation, and games had yet to be invented.
All these have to be invented.
We sat around the fire in our caves Just waiting for the cell phone to be invented.
That thing has to be invented.
We are educating our children today for industries and businesses that have yet to be invented.
More likely to be invented.
I don't want the technology thatwill transform the way we use energy to be invented abroad.
No pictures, video, or media yet to be invented throughout the universe.
It is difficult to generate adifferent idea in a world where everything seems to be invented.
Something had to be invented.
The scent of a season that had yet to be invented on a continent still to be discovered, but that I could smell miles from the coast.
But everything has to be invented.
Ruby is the first new type of chocolate to be invented since white chocolate was created by the Swiss in the'30s.
I remember waiting for the bus to be invented.
When it is time for the steam engine to be invented, even if James Watt doesn't do it, someone will.
Stories do not have to be invented.
It doesn't need to be invented now.
The material in its various shades and performances is processed,and sometimes it seems to be invented in surprising and moving compositions.
Everything has to be invented.
There's something to be invented.
So something had to be invented.
More are likely to be invented.
My father hated radio andhe could not wait for television to be invented so that he could hate that too.
The‘white room' is afeatureless set for which details have yet to be invented- a failure of invention by the author.
Wouldn't put it past her to be inventing excuses.".
You have got to be inventing.
Everyone who does something[in VR] now, for the next five years,is going to be inventing something,” said Aaron Clinger, technical director at ad agency Venables Bell& Partners.