Examples of using Having invented in English and their translations into Italian
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After having invented the Skripal affair,
famous, above all, for having invented the mercury barometer.
Dong Lak, or for having invented a new artistic language as in the case of the famous cancellations signed by IsgrÃ2.
the trademark created in 1987 by Lino Manfrotto(well-known in the world of photography for having invented the system of telescopic legs used by all professional photographers)
in which Rome took a leading part, having invented the fiction that both Peter and Paul were the founders of her Church,
famous, above all, for having invented the mercury barometer.
Although the ancient Egyptians are sometimes credited with having invented the engagement ring,
while believing of not having invented anything but just tried to understand his land,
Some people accuse them of having invented everything, and of having economic interests,
I still have a letter of him in which he says that he was ashamed for having become so famous simply for having invented a new word of the psychoanalytic jargon).
Mr. Graue did his graduate work in a North American university know for having invented the energy drink self-named“Gatorade,” which should give you an idea of how advanced he is in his specialty field of ophthalmology.
I think of not having invented nothing and I won't never have the chance to invent anything,
Rebekka could not have invented everything and cut her hair?
I might have invented something great.
And we may have invented excess, but the problem of waste is worldwide.
It looks almost like you have invented a new fashion.
Let's just say I may have invented planking when I lost my virginity.
Could a tribe of bushmen have invented penicillin?
Someone has to have invented a way to travel back in time by now.
Somebody could have invented a car that I don't know,