Sentence examples for have been hatched from inspiring English sources

But at least two schemes to revive the epistolary art have been hatched by accomplished authors.

The plot to oust Khrushchev may have been hatched in February 1964.

Some of these plans were brilliant; others seemed to have been hatched during a champagne binge.

The London bombings appear to have been hatched in the smaller city of Leeds.

Mr. Dabbagh said at a news conference that the plot appeared to have been hatched to disrupt the coming election.

An heiress becomes entangled in a deadly plot that may have been hatched by a self-help guru.

Smart economists like Dani Rodrik and Jeff Faux have been hatching what they call smart industrial policy proposals.

Godard may have been hatching big plans, but, from his parents' perspective, he was still living like a spoiled adolescent.

Is it possible that, as well as sheltering the oligarchs of other nations, we have been hatching our own?

The two firms have been hatching plans for a merger that is said to value T-Mobile at $32 billion.

The first two seem to emerge sporadically, between late morning and afternoon, in sufficient numbers to trigger rises of trout, and after they have been hatching steadily, fish seem to watch for them.