Sentence examples for evolved from the customary from inspiring English sources

Camilla Morton, a British fashion journalist and author of "How to Walk in High Heels: a Girl's Guide to Everything" (and for whom I once was an intern), said that the hen do evolved from the customary conclave of a bride and her maids, who would gather a short time before the wedding to go over the final details.

The British Imperial System evolved from the thousands of Roman, Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, and customary local units employed in the Middle Ages.

It evolved from the live show.

"It evolved from the baby boomer generation.

It's evolved from there over the last five years.

The story evolved from there.

The book evolved from two places.

The technology evolved from commercial equipment.

It evolved while the subculture it evolved from has fallen away.

The genus Stegodon evolved from Stegolophodon.

The hawksbill probably evolved from carnivorous ancestors.