Sentence examples for indeed originally from inspiring English sources

He said that Astor had indeed originally owned Forward, but between June 2006 and May 2007, when the club went into administration, the connection was severed because Astor sold Forward to Bates and Murrin.

The moves toward codification were, indeed, originally linked to a desire to give the languages international importance, and language teaching, in the Romance ethos, is indissolubly linked to the diffusion of cultural and moral values.

Three of the works on view were indeed originally choreographed from 1911 to 1920 for Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, but "Boléro," the fourth ballet, was first choreographed in 1928 to Ravel's commissioned score for a rival troupe headed by Ida Rubinstein.

Playing out over the course of three product launches – the original Apple Macintosh in 1984, the cuboid NeXT Computer in 88 and the stylish iMac in 98 – Steve Jobs is a thematic companion piece to Sorkin's The Social Network and was indeed originally slated to share its director, David Fincher.

One way to reconcile his team's findings with those of other researchers, he says, is to assume that the founders of the male Ashkenazi lineages were indeed originally from the Middle East, but that the maternal line arose in Europe much earlier.

E! News reported that Rivera was, indeed, originally slated to be included in the May 13 finale, adding that sources noted Santana (Rivera) was specifically written out.

Indeed, Utah originally wanted to do just that, says Mr Thurston, but then decided that such a step would have to wait until federal tax law stops favouring employer contributions over individual contributions.

Indeed they originally were stolen – back in 1860, when French and British troops plundered the Old Summer Place in Beijing.

Indeed, NFX, originally founded by angel investor Gigi Levy-Weiss and serial operators James Currier and Stan Chudnovsky, started out small but with a very specific premise in mind: that with the partners' help, a good many startups could grow so-called network effects businesses.

Indeed, Wagner originally considered including Parsifal as a character in Act 3 of Tristan, but later rejected the idea.

The Red List is currently the only basis we know of for consistent, broadly-available estimates of extinction risk, and indeed was originally formulated to be consistent with (at least) notional probabilities of extinction [1], [2], [16].