Sentence examples for originally rose from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukWHEN next you visit one of England's Tate museums, spare a thought for the slaves on whose backs the Tate & Lyle sugar empire originally rose.

The British-Candian girl group originally rose to fame in the 90s, releasing nine top ten singles in the UK, including 'Never Ever' and 'Bootie Call'.

She originally rose to prominence in 2003 for denouncing the presence of the warlords at the assembly in a speech cut off after 90 seconds.

Osama bin Laden originally rose to prominence because his inherited fortune allowed him to bankroll Arab volunteers fighting Soviet forces in Afghanistan.

Cardiff originally rose to art-world prominence on the strength of her "audio walks," as she calls them, and I came to Kassel, in large part, to understand why.

Hof originally rose to fame after starring in the HBO show "Cathouse," which starred sex workers from his brothel the Moonlite BunnyRanch, in Carson City, Nevada.

Oil continued to flow into the spindled and mutilated remains of the piping that had originally risen from the sea floor to the drilling platform, coming out of that wreckage at three different points and spreading over thousands of square kilometres.The United States Coast Guard has estimated that 5,000 barrels of oil are being added to the slick every day.

The room was initially created as a library in 1808 from the upper part of the earlier kitchen which had originally risen two stories.

The east wing of the palace is divided into two parts by a long corridor running on an east west axis; originally it rose four or five stories above the slope of the valley.

Income was higher than originally reported, rising 0.3 percent rather than the original report of 0.1 percent.

The government originally said spending rose 2 percent in the fourth quarter, but it revised that number to 1.7 percent.