Sentence examples for creation back to from inspiring English sources

This is where large global companies design products in developing markets like India and then take the successful creation back to international markets to sell.

Such difficulties drive the transitional account of creation back to the initial stages of the cosmos only, so that the doctrine of creation applies only to the origin of the cosmos and the initial conditions involved in this origin.

Based on a true story, the film traces Diana Prince's creation back to three people: Professor William Moulton Marston, his wife Elizabeth, and his muse Olive Byrne.

Occasionally, in the past fifteen years, she has brought her European creations back to New York.

"It was those ideas that were left behind from the previous release," the "Fruta Fresca" singer said about what triggered him to launch two creations back-to-back.

Portal's creation dates back to the foundation of the hardware team two years ago.

The image suggests outrageous ideas: one eye gazing at another, God at his creation, his creation back at God, through the open pupil of the building's roof.

The jacket's creation dates back to 2007.

"We use a frog, because it has long been a symbol of fertility, creation, going back to the ancients.

It would bring American job creation levels back to the golden days enjoyed by Bill Clinton in the 1990s when the dotcom boom and an expanding global economy saw 21m jobs created under his watch.

Additionally, according to Clough (1994), the debate between evolution and creation traces back to misconceptions about the NOS.