Examples of using To invent something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We were to invent something.
But you get the gist, I am sure, and will be able to invent something.
You have to invent something.
Th fact is that when our material desires change, we begin to invent something ostensibly new.
You need to invent something.
Many people like to work on a pattern, rather than trying to invent something of their own.
He has to invent something.
In engineering, constraints have us apply our scientific discoveries to invent something new and useful.
So to invent something nice and feminine have.
Don't be so honest. Try to invent something.
Trying to invent something to save the planet.
Imagine you're asked to invent something new.
I wanted to invent something that would change the world, make life better for people.
Maybe it's not my job to invent something new.
In my life, I want to invent something new and bring back to life something that is extinct- using DNA research.
Imagine you're asked to invent something new.
So why would you be stupid enough to invent something so dangerous?
Try every time to invent something new, do not forget to repeat already learned.
The plot, in principle, not bad,but hastily done job and complete not the desire to invent something new, original and interesting, strongly affects the results.
For instance, at that time, ministers were photographed going in and out of government meetings, and so I did the same, but I grew tired of it after a while,and wanted to invent something new.
This is not to say that you are obliged to invent something brand new and original.
When you were in Kansas trying to invent something that nobody had seen,something beyond what all those engineers in Silicon Valley could even dream of, did you ever get discouraged?
All right, no bullet catch, whatever,but the point is a real magician tries to invent something new that other magicians will scratch their heads over.
We care about the environment, so we wanted to invent something that would help people preserve the environment and have a better quality lifestyle.
Calvin Trillin devised the Harry Golden Rule, which states that"in present-day America it's very difficult,when commenting on events of the day, to invent something so bizarre that it might not actually come to pass while your piece is still on the presses."[9].
I wish I was smart enough to invent something that sold well enough for me to get rich.
The intervention story tests human credulity and poses a riddle:Do you accept the power of your imagination to invent something that comes true, and use it in that way, or are you in default imaginatively, overpowered by an invention that pretends to be true?
They have asked themselves,"What if, every time I started to invent something, I asked,'How would nature solve this?'" And here is what they're learning.