Sentence examples for original such from inspiring English sources

CMGI, the original such company, rose 940percentt in 1999.

Zellweger should have kept off the weight and not signed on to the follow-up that lacked any of the charm that made the original such a winner.

Only one or two details recall the original, such as the small levers for opening the doors and the complicated crank arrangement on one of the wiper arms.

The few electives taught at the Village School are often highly original, such as a "New York, New York" class that teaches students about the city's subway system along with its geography and history.

The new restaurant, which translates as Librije's little sister, serves up classics from the original, such as pike-perch with black treacle, salt pork terrine and foie gras, red mullet with flaked sausage or sole with smoked butter.

He didn't specify if that hints at medieval tongue-looseners like the rack, modern techniques like electrodes, or something wholly original, such as loosing The Thing On His Head to tickle suspects until their resistance breaks.

Glickman was in the second generation of sports broadcasters who followed originals such as Graham MacNamee, Ted Husing and Bill Stern.

However, he pointed out that most of his shows are originals, such as the eagerly-awaited Jekyll and Hyde and thriller Unforgotten.

He virtually invented 'Grandiflora' sweet peas, which have larger flowers and a much wider range of colours than the originals (such as 'Cupani's Original' and 'Painted Lady'), and they retain their fragrance.

Jamal's repertoire is divided between ingenious originals such as After Fajr and In Search Of and standards such as But Not For Me and The Boy Next Door, where he creates towering improvisational structures on pop song foundations.

It doesn't hurt that they have a solid gold repertoire: traditional songs Cruel Sister and Bruton Town; originals such as Hunting Song; Cyril Tawney's Sally Free and Easy; and I've Got a Feeling, their reinvention of Miles Davis's All Blues.