Sentence examples for all devolved from from inspiring English sources

Oh Santa, it all devolved from there.

The pair sat down to chat about Arnett's upcoming film "When in Rome," but before they could even get settled, Will called Zaller a dick and it all devolved from there.

The Empire, of course, is Nasa, a once noble but now creaky agency that has devolved from moonshots to renting rides from the Russians, all in the span of Buzz Aldrin's adulthood.

His answer devolved from there.

The argument devolved from there, with no real resolution.

More funding is devolved from Whitehall to regional authorities.

"For example, I think power should be devolved from Holyrood to communities.

Since 1997 extensive powers have been devolved from London to Edinburgh.

As part of the peace agreement, power was devolved from Westminster to Belfast.

Day-to-day decision making would also be devolved from Brussels to the regions.

In 1999, responsibility for drug-testing was devolved from the International Olympic Committee to the newly created World Anti-Doping Agency.