Sentence examples for originated then from inspiring English sources

For sure, many of the changes that originated then have become irreversibly embedded in millions of lives.

Within a year, David's Bridal was buying all its dresses directly from manufacturers in Taiwan, where most American wedding dresses originated then.

But I think that the idea of writing a book of poems to praise God's kingdom in whatever way I could originated then.

His family sent him to school to prepare for a church career; his association of nature and art with "moral feeling" may have originated then.

But even if the team is not "100% certain" that it's a true dinosaur, Benton adds, the existence of a close dinosaur relative that early "guarantees [dinosaurs] must have originated then also".

Always ahead of its time, Wire originated, then burned through, styles--punk, electronica, post-punk--before breaking up in 1980.

Citigroup then resold those same mortgages that they knew were fraudulently originated and then fraudulently resold through false reps and warranties to Fannie and Freddie -- by repeating the same false reps and warranties to Fannie and Freddie.

Without arguing, denouncing or encouraging these stories, ask students what evidence exists for these reports and from what sources this evidence originated, and then move on quickly to hear other responses so that the discussion is not diverted.

She told him she had been detained and ordered to fly back to Cairo, where her flight had originated, and then to her home in Erbil.

Fannie and Freddie have been fighting with the banks about poor-quality loans they originated and then passed on to the agencies.

Insects were already diverse in the Carboniferous Period (359 million to 299 million years ago), and modern orders have gradually originated and then replaced many of the earlier ones.