Sentence examples for official origin from inspiring English sources

It had its official origin, however, in a strict and specific edict of the new regime, with which Tatlin was then not exactly at odds.

Wahoo's official origin, though, came in 1947 when Indians owner Bill Veeck hired draftsman Walter Goldbach, just 17 at the time, to draw his team a new logo.

Rosen may be a little hazy on the official origin of "bro-country", but he certainly remembers his intentions when using the term, and if there's one thing he feels clear about, it's that he never meant for "bro-country" to feel so pejorative.

His dramatic wake-up call from Steve Jobs, and Jobs's specific citing of the Dead, doesn't figure in the Dead & Company official origin story.

In it, for the first and only time to my knowledge, were the cold, unvarnished facts belying the official origin myth of Microsoft and Bill Gates' path to creating it.

IT will not surprise fans of the Grateful Dead to learn that the official origins of the Rhythm Devils, a group helmed by Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann, former percussionists for the Dead, are a little murky.

However, the official-origin sources only indicate catch data (kilograms per year/month/day) depending on the source of information separated in two sales categories (large and small individuals), without differentiating between males and females (see Material and Methods).

But on EA's official forum, Origin's community manager Sam Houston said the company would "honour all sales made with the coupon code over the weekend and hope fans enjoy their games".

(Mattel doesn't include Lilli in its official Barbie origin story, though McDonough and other historians have cited her as an inspiration for Barbie).

And since officials' national origins are no secret, partiality is fairly difficult to conceal.

Last year, Mr Gyongyosi had sparked outrage by saying all government officials of Jewish origin should be officially listed, as they might be a "national security risk".