Sentence examples for had its start in from inspiring English sources

It had its start in 1983, the same year C++ was created.

By the time U2 had its start in 1976, "it was really at a time in music when there was a sea change occurring and a parting of the ways," the Edge said.

It is believed that basil first had its start in Asia and Africa ― but it quickly took off all over the world.

Either way, we do know that the name, "Knickerbocker," stuck as a classic way of referring to both New York and New Yorkers, so it is almost certain that the treat had its start in the United States.

Given the name, it certainly would make sense that The Knickerbocker Glory had its start in America.

The community that became Netzarim had its start in 1972.

It's a safe bet that most Millennials and Generation Xers, and probably even many Baby Boomers, think that "globalization" is a modern phenomenon, having its start in the very latter part of the 20th Century.

The book started and ended there and each of her five thematic sections had its starting-point in the city.

P1 and P1b started with the short sequences encoded by their alternative first exons, whereas P1h (having its start codon in exon 6) represented an isoform without isoform-specific N terminal sequences and without a functional ABD (14) (Fig. 4A).

However, as seen above, the phenomenon of frugal innovation has its starting point in jugaad.

While the variational theory of boundary value problems has its starting point in the method of orthogonal projection, the theory of variational inequalities has its starting point in the projection on a convex set.