Sentence examples for break originated from inspiring English sources

For Bony's goal, the break originated from two Hull players, Chuba Akpom and Ryan Taylor, confusing one another, each leaving the ball to the other man.

No truncated and shattered aneuploids were observed, consistent with our results from the selfed triploid population and the hypothesis that chromosomal breaks originate from mitotic defects post-fertilization.

Break dancing originated in New York City during the late 1960s and early 1970s from martial arts moves developed by street gangs.

Then, just as it looked as though the Ivorian might help eke out a winner, City scored a wonderful goal on the break which originated from an Arsenal corner.

How did the shift originate?

The break-ins originated in China, and seemed more concerned with stealing trade secrets than causing patient harm.

- Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, former Washington Post reporters famous for their investigative reporting into the Watergate scandal, in a lengthy article in The Post on June 10, "The 5 wars of Watergate," marking the 40th anniversary on June 17 of the hotel break-in that originated the scandal".

Unlike breaking, the funk styles which originated in the 1970s in California were not originally hip-hop dance styles: they were danced to funk music rather than hip-hop music, and they were not associated with the other cultural pillars of hip-hop (DJing, graffiti writing, and MCing).

The containers used must be undamaged, without any break that could originate microbial contamination of the spawn.

These aldolases likely break down KDPG originating from yet unknown growth substrates rather than from the Entner-Doudoroff pathway.

The system can be employed to detect and identify residual interfering particles originated from the break-up of molecular isobars.