Sentence examples for originated it on from inspiring English sources

There have been three legendary takes on the role: Joe Mantegna, who originated it on Broadway in 1984 (and won a Tony Al Pacinono in the 1992 film (Oscar nomination); and Liev Schreiber, in the 2005 revival (also won a Tony).

So although UZ's contributions to the trap game may have been so attractive that they were appropriated to the point of watering down the sound he himself helped originate, it's no blemish on the talents of the man himself.

Ms. Foster said the Mulford house's design gave further evidence that it originated elsewhere: it sported paired gables on the south-facing roof.

Intuitively, if a region of the tumor sample has increased (or decreased) copy number relative to the 'normal' reference genome, more (or less) maps will originate from it on an average.

The model suggested that life could not have originated "on its own," it must have had "outside help," by which they meant thermodynamic flows from the surroundings into the system, deS.

Legend has it that it originated on a New York City subway.

He added that it was "entirely possible" that the spammers had faked the message formatting to make it look like it originated on a phone.

Meanwhile, another idea — no one is quite sure where it originated — draws on President Obama's history as a community organizer in the Ninth Ward.

At one time, it was carried on nearly 400 PBS stations, although it originated on commercial television in Washington.

A lot of people say it originated somewhere on the West Coast, maybe Los Angeles.

Surrounded by rock formations at an elevation of 6,600 feet (2,000 metres), it originated on the bank of the river for which it is named as a trappers' rendezvous and a stop on the overland stage route.