| Overall you sense a band stretching each other to the limit, reaching out to invent a new format which would eventually become their downfall. |
| Rather, feeling the need to give a reason, we invent one on the spot and kid ourselves we believe it. |
| If we don't invent a language, if we don't find our body's language, its gestures will be too few to accompany our story. |
| What Holford has done is invent a new system called Glycaemic Load or GL, which measures quantity of sugar as well as quality. |
| He felt he had to invent a cover story to go around this, to make it believable. |
| Aboard, it has every piece of electronic wizardry scientific genius can invent and money can buy. |
