inventing

My Aunt Gainor was all her life fond of what she called inventing chances,

Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker

Crucially, he oversaw Big Brother where he was instrumental in inventing a system of recording all the house conversations, with students listening via headphones and writing down quotes.

Will Danny Cohen have youth on his side at BBC1?

For a man who participated in inventing a false threat, invading a country and not protecting our troops and destroying the lives of many Americans is a mockery of LEADERSHIP!

Cheney's Secret Service protection extended

Peoples without writing, as the anthropologists like to call them, have succeeded in inventing a form of total communication, through song and myth.

Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio - Nobel Lecture

That's what inventing is about, my friends, it is about improvement.

Archive 2007-01-01

"It's a compendium of barbarities, both primitive and thoroughly modern, a vision of life reduced to its brutal basics: violence is constant; sex is urgent, sloppy and profoundly unromantic; and the struggle to survive makes men and women appallingly creative in inventing ways to mistreat one another."

GreenCine Daily: Fests and events, 2/26.

And here's a bit of trivia ... thanks to his work in inventing languages and like, Burgess was a consultant (along with Desmond Morris) on "Quest for Fire" in which he helped develope the languages used by the various tribes of the movie.

How to Become a Fanboy

The Fellahs are exceedingly clever in inventing methods of manslaughter.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

I call it inventing evidence where previously none existed, merely to bolster one's own rhetoric.

A Very Odd Statement

He also branched out into science, dabbled in inventing, and founded a museum in Philadelphia (which his descendants eventually sold to none other than P.T. Barnum.)

Medpundit