Sentence examples for even originated from inspiring English sources

(These rappers often forget where the beats even originated).

Modern policing even originated in slave patrols and night watches that captured people who tried to escape slavery.

1937 Normandy Celebrates Sole Dish PARIS — To celebrate the 100th anniversary of "Sole Normande," a gastronomic delicacy whose popularity has increased with the decades, natives of Normandy will flock to Paris on October 28 and devote themselves at the Normandy Pavilion to a day of feasting and tribute to a dish which never even originated in their country.

Other evidence suggests that the script used in England was not only a completely different play, but that it was likely not even originated by an American.

Often it's the oddest moment from a film or TV show that end up gracing a plethora of random images in those now-familiar white block letters, and before long it's hard to remember where it even originated from.

Many of those gangs even originated in the United States – they are a product of violence in Los Angeles that caused an earlier wave of migrants to form their own gangs for protection, only to later return to their home countries.

Champagne did not even originate in France.

We will exalt the return of a classic production that didn't even originate in Australia.

In fact, it did not even originate in Turkey; the rebels "were being told what to do from Pennsylvania".

Sometimes the formative experiences don't even originate from the outside; they simply bring to the surface what's already there.

Indeed, the secret ballot didn't even originate in the US – the system we use is known, actually, as the "Australian ballot".