Sentence examples for it originated when from inspiring English sources

The data typically reveals who was involved in the communication, where it originated, when and how often but not its content.

That's a common celebratory sports gesture these days -- it originated when Michael Jordan hit six three-pointers in the first half of Game 1 of the 1992 NBA finals, and then shrugged in the direction of Marv Albert as if to say, "I don't know why I'm so good".

It apparently originated when the television executive Brandon Tartikoff asked for " 'Mission: Impossible,' 'The Dirty Dozen' and 'The Magnificent Seven' all rolled into one, and Mr. T drives the car".

One person with knowledge of the deal, but who was not authorized to discuss it, said that the negotiations originated when Lala executives concluded that their prospects for turning a profit in the short term were dim and initiated discussions with Eddy Cue, Apple's vice president in charge of iTunes.

HuffPost Entertainment:Niki, is it true that the whole film originated when you met screenwriter Peter Morgan on an island?

At P.S. 1 — where the idea for the exhibition originated when the show's organizer, Franklin Sirmans, now at the Menil, developed it as part of a curatorial advisory program — the situation is different.

Nonya is the the local, high-bred cuisine, which originated when Chinese traders settling in Singapore, Penang and Malacca took Malay wives; it reflects a melting pot of many different cultures.

The case originated when James Dale, an assistant scoutmaster in the Boy Scouts of America, was expelled from the organization when it learned that he was gay and active in the gay rights movement.

Eukaryotic cells originated when two cells combined -- perhaps when one engulfed the other.

The show originated when Leguizamo's son, Lucas, was twelve and getting bullied at school.

"My interest in the disease originated when I read about what happened to patients," he explained.