Sentence examples for begin originating from inspiring English sources

During the rest of the week the Apollo is to feature touring acts as well as the usual Amateur Nights on Wednesdays and begin originating its own attractions, said David D. Rodriguez, executive director of the Apollo Theater Foundation, which runs the theater.

This was when they began originating and underwriting loans through a new program, Redfin Mortgage.

The first quarter of this year was when they began originating and underwriting loans through Redfin Mortgage.

Redfin has grown into a large marketplace for home listings, but it recently began originating mortgages, too.

Private banks used to issue federally backed student loans until 2010, when the federal government revamped the program and began originating all federal student loans through its Direct Loan program.

Its root, the Latin verb incohare, meaning "to begin, start out," originated in the metaphor of hitching up a plow, derived from in- (on) and cohum (strap fastened to a yoke).

The blonde, ever-smiling Henderson was already a Broadway star when the show began, having originated the title role in the musical "Fanny".

Speedway racing for motorcycles began much later, originating in Australia in the 1920s.

The show, "Wake Up With Whoopi," to be broadcast from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. on weekdays, will begin on July 31 and originate from WKTU (103.5 FM) in New York.

The World Economic Forum in Davos comes amid fears that the turmoil in financial markets since the turn of the year may herald the start of a new phase to the global crisis that began eight years ago – this time originating in the less-developed emerging countries.

That investigation, which began about 18 months ago, originated with a tip from the Nassau County police on Long Island and later involved other law enforcement agencies as far flung as Florida, North Carolina and Texas.