eureka moment造句

"It was the eureka moment," says Bryant.

Archimedes had his eureka moment in the bath.

Instead, each advertiser has had its own little eureka moment.

Archimedes had his eureka moment in the bath. I have mine in the shower.

"I got a eureka moment because I felt an old feeling of how to walk normally," she recalls of the first time she used the machine.

I guess the eureka moment came on a visit to the campus of Infosys Technologies, one of the crown jewels of the Indian outsourcing and software industry.

Truly standing out is about going above and beyond the call of duty and not stopping until you hit that eureka moment.

He had a eureka moment after making an investment pitch to Salomon Brothers: why not replace the depressing-sounding phrases used to describe poorer countries with the more upbeat “emerging markets”?

Scientific discoveries are only occasionally eureka moments.

"There were no eureka moments," White told me sternly, later, when he was able to talk more freely about the skeleton.

Galapagos does not hold any eureka moments for the prepared mind of the scientist-traveler, neither in its highland mists, nor amid its cactus forests nor beneath its unexpectedly cold waves.