Sentence examples similar to he has originated from inspiring English sources

In both productions he employed a staging approach he had originated in the U.K. in which the actors provide the instrumental accompaniment for the show.

It cites -- without contradiction -- a statement by Mr. Sullivan that he had "originated the request for Ms. Cooper's review," but that he had asked her to hold off a quarter "to allow him to address the situation".

A Nobel peace prize was among many laurels bestowed for his work as a League of Nations high commissioner, in the course of which he had originated the Nansen passport for refugees.

Much of the bitterness surrounding the end of the Sex Pistols had hinged on the question of authorship: the whole point of The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle film had been McLaren's attempt to tell the whole story from this perspective – that he had originated and planned the whole thing.

Manning was hesitant to release any identifying information on the child — such as the country he had originated from or where he was heading within the U.S.

Eccles was made the Fed Chairman because in 1932 he had originated this theory, the theory that also fits the current U.S. experience, and which economists (who generally don't know much about history) call "Minsky's theory".

"Silver Dick Blandd was seen as the elder statesman of the silver movement; he had originated the Bland-Allison Act of 1878, while Boies' victories for governor in a normally Republican state made him attractive as a candidate who might compete with McKinley in the crucial Midwest.

He insinuated that they had originated with Nazi sympathizers or Nazis.

This is the first time a supply crisis has originated from that area, he noted.

He said he believed that the elements from elsewhere were simply returning to Africa, where they had originated.

ABN Amro has originated mortgages for about $224 billion at its United States unit.