Sentence examples for origins began from inspiring English sources

The line's origins began in the 1970s, when, as one version has it, a bookmaker named Bob Martin would establish a line, and then call 10 of his savviest friends to offer bets of $500 each.

She became the first - and only - Westerner to be a full-time student at the Sichuan Institute of Higher Cuisine and, finding there was more hostility to her sex than to her foreign origins, began the slow business of learning to think like a Chinese.

As with many startups, Zendesk's origins began at a table with a few laptops, three co-founders and lots of coffee.

In the 1960s, when diseases of unknown origins began to appear and 'scientific' researches made the risks of wastewater and fumes visible, a new idea, Kankyo (which included but went beyond that of hygiene), was implemented to mitigate these risks.

Tolkin noted that uberPOOL's origins began a little over two years ago when it saw that across its hundreds of thousands of trips in any given city where it operates, many riders were going between the same places at the same time.

Many say its origins began with Andrew Jackson, the seventh American President elected in 1828.

Saucey origins begin with three buddies who worked together and liked to imbibe after a long day.

The story of Kill 2 Succeed's origins begins with Fujita and his childhood friend, Alex Kizu aka Defer.

At K = 3 individuals of Caucasian and East Asian origins begin to separate from African groups, although there is considerable noise in the data and it is not possible to assign distinct Caucasian or East Asian clusters.

12 13 Although raised blood pressure and cardiovascular disease typically present in adults, the origins begin in childhood.

The selection of chromosomal sites that will function as origins begins with the binding to DNA of the Origin Recognition Complex (ORC) [ 1, 2].