Sentence examples for After originated from inspiring English sources
The genre it was named after originated in Trinidad and Tobago, at some point in the early part of the twentieth century (use of the word to refer to a style of music was first recorded in 1930), though its beginnings are varied, ancient, and complex, and point toward West Africa, the French Antilles, and the seventeenth-century Caribbean slave trade.
"Hedda Gabler," currently on Broadway, also played at Williamstown after originating at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, N.Y.
It did not start at the Old Vic in London; it moved there after originating at the Almeida Theater.
Slacklining reached the Super Bowl about three decades after originating in Yosemite in the world of rock climbing.
After originating in the ventricles of the brain, it is probably filtered through the nervous-system membranes (ependyma).
Angela Lansbury won a Tony after originating the role in 1979 and the character has been played in the West End by Sheila Hancock, Julia McKenzie and in 2012, Imelda Staunton.
Not long after originating the role of Tevye, Mostel went on to play Max Bialystock, in Mel Brooks's movie "The Producers," the failed impresario who (mistakenly) assumes that a musical about the Nazis will be a guaranteed bomb.
The show has captivated the theater world for months after originating at the Public Theater in New York's East Village in February, thanks to its thoroughly modern musical approach to the centuries-old story of one of US history's most fascinating characters.
After originating the role of Truvy in the 1987 Off Broadway production of "Steel Magnolias," Ms. Martindale, now 62, assumed she'd end up in sitcoms until fate — and a Manhattan Theater Club producer — sent her down a more dramatic road.
After originating in the Mediterranean in the 1800s, the round pie we call pizza became a global sensation post–World War II.
After originating in the Mediterranean in the 1800s, the round pie we call pizza became a global sensation post-World War II.
