Sentence examples for had been hatched from inspiring English sources

Shell's new strategy had been hatched at its North American headquarters in Houston.

By the time the visitors headed back to their hotel, a plan had been hatched.

But occasionally he was persuaded that real plots had been hatched.

The term had been hatched earlier Thursday during a conference call of staffers for House and Senate GOP leaders.

Similar ideas had been hatched and recently disclosed by other high-technology companies in Japan like Honda, Hitachi and Toshiba.

The plot had been hatched by al-Qaeda, and some of the 19 hijackers had trained in Afghanistan.

But the essential idea came from Gramm, who had been hatching the scheme since coming to the capital.

But Juno, when she saw him, knew that he and the old merman's daughter, silver-footed Thetis, had been hatching mischief, so she at once began to upbraid him.

The president was explaining the crisis to himself in the only way he knew: by linking it to the conspiracy he imagined had been hatching vendettas against him ever since his pursuit of Alger Hiss in the late 40's.

She accordingly gave her approval to a plot that the Roman Catholic house of Guise had been hatching to assassinate Coligny, whom it held responsible for the murder of François de Guise in 1563.

Many deals have been hatched in a sauna between discussions of life, family, and philosophy.