Sentence examples for had originally read from inspiring English sources

He suggested that the "1100" date on Biddenden cakes had originally read "1500", and explained the absence of names on prints of 18th century Biddenden cakes as an engraving error.

Lee was so inspired by the book, which he had originally read in college, that he named his treatment program after one of its main characters, Master Hora, the administer of time who helps the child protagonist Momo defeat the Men in Grey.

These letters may have been engraved when Pierre de Lannion re-chiseled the statue and may have originally read "ILITHYIA", the Greek goddess of childbirth.

Charisma Carpenter had originally planned to read for the role of Buffy, but was late for her audition and instead tried out for Cordelia.

And even though the role that Cameron was being asked to read for had originally been envisioned as a young Korean boy named Hiro... Jessie's casting director were so impressed with Boyce's reading that they then actually reworked this part so that it would better fit his talents.

So, I went back and read for Frank Perry, who had originally been conceived as a Sparky Anderson kind of guy.

The version Ms. Jacobs subsequently passed out on campus was slightly changed; places where she had originally criticized "Israel" and "the Jewish state" now read "the Israeli government," a distinction Rabbi Brodie said might have altered his decision.

She would be reading from "Tatterhood," a collection of feminist folktales, which had originally been published by the Feminist Press, in the nineteen-seventies.

Several times I would covertly watch him frown and wince as he read, but he never again asked for any change in what he had originally said.

In one case, a physical gap that had originally been inserted into the reference was found to be unnecessary based on our long read validation, and this gap was removed.

In 1988, Adrian Lyne, who described Rubin's work as "certainly one of the best scripts I've ever read", decided then to direct it instead of an adaptation of The Bonfire of the Vanities as he had originally planned (incidentally, Tom Hanks, an actor originally considered by Lyne for the role of Jacob, ended up starring in Bonfire).