Sentence examples for originated some of from inspiring English sources

He performed with the Chamberlain's Men from approximately 1598 to 1610 and originated some of the most famous comic roles in Elizabethan theatre.

They originated, some of them, from Florida".

The video game is a familiar medium for Arcangel, who along with his former collaborator, Paul B. Davis, originated some of the earliest and most popular gaming hacks, stripping the games of their original context and reinterpreting them as something completely new.

Therefore, horizontal gene transfer among different bacteria possibly originated some of these paralogs.

For these reasons, we didn't originate some of the loan products [that historically have] higher default rates.

He is the nephew of the legendary night club impresario, Bill Gazzarri, who ran the top night club spot, Gazzarri's, for many years, originating some of the biggest rock 'n roll bands in history.

These studies have originated some interest from the part of the medical community, particularly, in the context of preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) (Goldman, 2007).

That's why Fannie and Freddie currently originate some 60percentt of all residential mortgages since the end of the Great Recession.

Biological material used in this study originated from some of the outbred albino male Wistar rats used in the previous study [ 23].

Argentina's Riachuelo River, which originates some sixty kilometres west of Buenos Aires and snakes around the city's southern edge, is legendary for its drabness.

After preliminary research, Dr. Sereno, a University of Chicago scientist who had previously uncovered remains of the dinosaur Nigersaurus there, organized an international team of archaeologists to investigate what had been a lakeside hunting and fishing settlement for the better part of 5,000 years, originating some 10,000 years ago.