Sentence examples for original how from inspiring English sources

The original How to Train Your Dragon debuted nationwide in April 2010, grossing £4.85m including £2.12m in previews.

The colonies are producing something original — how exciting!" This partly indicated his retrograde amnesia — he is still in the nineteen-sixties (if he is anywhere), when Australian and New Zealand wines were almost unheard of in England.

(Who knew that Long Island was long a cauliflower colossus?) Kelly Alexander, the judicious editor of this updated version of the original "How America Eats," reports on her struggles to reduce Paddleford's pie-crust recipes to one.

The original How to Train Your Dragon wasn't huge at the UK box office (£17.37m), but went on to be very successful on DVD, and, anecdotally, there seemed to be big anticipation for the sequel.

For those wanting a taste of teachings to come, his original How to Be a Man column can be read here, and includes some surprisingly sober advice on fighting, charity and monogamy.

The original, How outsourcing terror cases to the US can inadvertently result in a fair trial, was inaccurate as the case involved a sentencing hearing, not a trial, and the article suggests that this was a fairer process, but not necessarily fair.

And the speed difference isn't inconsequential: you can see from my network tests in the original how-to post that the LTE network here is orders of magnitude faster than the standard HSPA+ 3G one.

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, that leading provider of original "how-to" information propelled by the grey cells of its billionaire namesake founder, has reported a smaller loss in the first quarter, boosted by a continued rebound in advertising revenue, particularly from its flagship magazine Martha Stewart Living.

For thorough, detailed instructions, check out the original how-to on Haha Bird.

Three of these films have been or are about to be remade, although you'll see in the originals how the austere, icy locales are a vital component.

For people who prefer an introspective read that is both inspiring and has a dash of self-help, Adam Grant's "Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World" is truly original.