Sentence examples for be conceived at a from inspiring English sources

An effective response needs to be conceived at a global level and to start with an acknowledgement that this is a shared challenge and responsibility.

The Concorde was conceived at a time when people believed that there would be Pan Am shuttles to the moon by the year 2001.

Hardly surprising then that the record was conceived at a time when Estelle was going through a period of emotional turmoil.

Ms. Bass, the youngest of four sisters, was born in London (according to family lore, she was conceived at a party celebrating V-E Day).

Both desks were conceived at a moment when the modern movement hoped to revolutionize the way people live at home, and they still read as optimistic objects rather than design clichés (as nearly every Eames chair does these days).

Big things were conceived at a time when family holidays were more likely to be a car drive to a regional caravan park somewhere than a two-week stint in a villa in Bali with butlers and a private pool.

They were conceived at a time when a seemingly endless wave of money from wealthy mainland Chinese gamblers was flooding into the former Portuguese colony, turning it into the world's biggest gambling market.

Born of the collaboration between a 36-year-old Jewish English teacher from De Witt Clinton High School in the Bronx and the singer Billie Holiday, the song was conceived at a moment in our cultural history in which a large number of artists and writers, like Orson Welles, Clifford Odets and Richard Wright, struggled to fuse their politics with their art.

"60 Minutes" continues to thrive even though it was conceived at a time when the number of channels could be counted on one hand, there was no Web for the general public, and few devices competed with television for consumer mind-share.

After being conceived at a TechCrunch Disrupt hackathon, mobile app GroupMe began to gain traction.

The idea of a grand Shakespeare edition was conceived at a dinner at Josiah Boydell's home in November 1786.