Sentence examples for been hatched in a from inspiring English sources

Many deals have been hatched in a sauna between discussions of life, family, and philosophy.

The heroes themselves couldn't be more American if they had been hatched in a Campbell's soup can, and the rhythm of their rapport goes back seventy years, to the American radio and movie routines that cracked up our grandparents.

Two of its king cobras have hatched nine baby king cobras - the first time one has been hatched in a zoo, and one of its four king penguins has laid an egg, which is being incubated.

(Chinen) ★ Evan Christopher's Blues for Bechet (Monday) Mr. Christopher, a superbly gifted young clarinetist steeped in the traditional New Orleans style, might as well have been hatched in a laboratory by the members of the Sidney Bechet Society, which presents him here.

The World Wide Web had been hatched in a Swiss lab in 1991, and Netscape's browser made it suddenly useful.

The "don't ask, don't tell" policy was hatched in 1993 as a compromise after President Bill Clinton failed in an attempt to overturn an existing ban on gay service members.

Perhaps a service more ethical about privacy than Facebook is being hatched in a garage somewhere right now.

The campaign, unsurprisingly, was hatched in a ministry headed by an ultranationalist from Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's party.

NBC Universal Moves Into a New Phase NBC Universal is readying for a second act nearly two years after being hatched in a $43 billion merger of NBC and Vivendi Universal.

The defence described the prosecution claims of a murderous plan being hatched in a three-minute "window" prior to the deaths as implausible speculation which had put innocent men in the dock.

Mr Miliband has few policies those are being hatched in a series of reviews under the watch of Liam Byrne, a shadow cabinet member but he has a clearer political strategy than he is given credit for.