Sentence examples for had its inception from inspiring English sources
It had its inception in Weimar, Germany, at the time of the two-hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of Goethe's birth.
As for the Peekskill event, it had its inception more than 10 years ago when a couple of residents floated the idea in casual conversation in a restaurant.
"This interest is usually the outgrowth of a liking which had its inception in the participation of the game itself".
As the title suggests, the piece had its inception in the tale of Aladdin and his magic lamp.
The reality had its inception the Mardi Gras after Hurricane Katrina, which just so happened to be the 150th anniversary of the event.
Modern individualism, which had its inception in the rebellion against medieval order, has culminated in an idealogy that equates liberty with the absence of all bonds, all commitments, all restraints upon individual action.
In view of the fact that the mean BMI exceeded 25 even in the youngest age groups in both men and women, it seems likely that excess weight gain has its inception before age 25.
The CFTCittee istaffected to vote on the bill next week.
It has from its inception with 4,200 runners and 2,128 finishers been one of the nation's largest marathons.
In contrast, the DHS has from its inception instead adopted a policy of outsourcing whatever functions it could.
