Sentence examples for conceived by three from inspiring English sources

The Ten Bells, which opened in 2008, was conceived by three employees of Le Père Pinard, a bistro nearby on Ludlow Street that closed in June.

Soon after Facemash was shut down, he was invited to help write code for an ambitious Web site conceived by three Harvard seniors: Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, twin brothers; and Divya Narendra.

Atavist, a start-up conceived by three friends in Brooklyn — Evan Ratliff, Jefferson Rabb and Nicholas Thompson — received attention for its content management system, which the group used to produce multimedia storytelling for various electronic devices.

The "Citizen Poet" project — conceived by three friends after a night of heavy drinking — is pushing the edges of Internet programming in Russia, delivering political satire to an audience that numbers in the millions rather than the thousands.

The experiment was conceived by two Ford Foundation officialsNMitchell Sviridoff and Wm.

It was conceived by two influential investment bankers, Archibald Cox - then chairman of Morgan Stanley International - and Michael von Clemm, chair of Credit Suisse First Boston.

Shazam became a really obvious user experience [after the app came out]." Like many businesses, Shazam was conceived by two friends kicking around lofty ideas.

They're even more anxious to deny a rumour that the group was conceived by two male managers, who supposedly recruited the girls through an ad in the Stage, then lodged them in Berkshire while they worked on their act.

The show was conceived by one of its producers, Jeremy Chess, a New York eye surgeon and newcomer to Broadway, and has music by the rabbi, lyrics by David Schechter, and a book by Daniel S. Wise, who is also the director.

It is the more remarkable for being conceived by two shy Frenchmen who have not been photographed without their robot helmets since the 90s and who made their previous three albums (Homework, Discovery and Human After All) at their homes on modest budgets.

Independently, the "six items" experiment was conceived by two friends, Heidi Hackemer, 31, a strategic business director at the New York advertising agency BBH, and Tamsin Davies, 34, the head of innovation at Fallon London, after an informal discussion about their desires to pare down their wardrobes.