Sentence examples for creation springs from inspiring English sources

The creation springs from inventor Jens Thieme and IFPE, a mobility-solutions firm  established by Thieme in Dresden, Germany, in 2011.

Which is why the true reality is not what I can see, not what has been made, but the alive potential within me from which all creation springs.

With an admiring nod to Kelly, the editors reprint his wily 1943 retelling of "The Gingerbread Man," the tale of a baker's humble creation sprung to life.

Other creations spring from Ms. Bernstein's fertile imagination.

Certainly Mr. Altuzarra is willing to try with his midriff-bearing creation for spring and loosely knit cables that, in his words, "show some skin".

Other creations have sprung from as little as a facial expression or a gesture.

Perhaps the most curious invention: H.A. Rosenthal's Pigeon Starter (1875, #159,846), a catlike creation loaded on springs, designed to scare indolent pigeons released from traps the targets of a popular sport in the 1800s into flight.

A group of collegiate educators is planning to announce today the creation of a spring professional football league with eight teams that would play in campus stadiums and college bowl sites.

A limitless universe that springs from the quantum vacuum, (along with possibly multiple universes) is the setting for an unbounded "you" - a self that merges with creation.

I was in Brazil for the beginning of the creation process of the spring/summer collection, so I took inspiration from the culture, lifestyle and colours around me at that time.

While the print, which depicts Woods's 1997 Masters victory, may not be widely known, the lawsuit that has sprung from its creation has ignited an intense legal battle.