Sentence examples for originated up from inspiring English sources

The event lasted only a few milliseconds, but some scientists argue that the blast may have originated up to 5.5 billion light-years away, suggesting the signal was caused by a very powerful source.

One thing, though, is that they're very easy to spot: a trend has emerged over the last decade among festival shotters, one that originated up north and is now prominent across our country's fields.

A genetic study of populations in Eneabba showed that over 5% of plants had originated up to 2.6 km (1.6 mi) away (similar rates to Banksia hookeriana, the seed of which only weighs half as much).

It is suggested that the long-proboscid condition may have independently originated up to five times within early Mecoptera, namely Nedubroviidae, Aneuretopsychidae, Pseudopolycentropodidae and Mesopsychidae, with possible separate originations in Vitimopsyche and Lichnomesopsyche.

They had originated high up on the glacier and moved all the way down.

They originated high up in the Andes so if it's not hot here it doesn't bother them at all.

Chekhov, the great Chekhov, talking to a journalist who wanted to know how his stories originated, picked up the first object he happened on – an ashtray, in fact – and said to him: You see this? Come by tomorrow and I'll give you a story entitled "The Ashtray".

Several texts under the title of "Upanishads" originated right up to the first half of the 20th century, some of which did not deal with subjects of Vedic philosophy.