Sentence examples for origins doing from inspiring English sources

They added performance features that helped to conceal the GTO's hand-me-down origins, doing their own late-night market research along Detroit's Woodward Avenue, a legendary strip where street racers faced off.

O'Leary and the intrepid poetry publisher Flood Editions have now brought out the first corrected, reliable edition, with spare redesign and sans-serif type that fits its nineteen-seventies origins, doing justice to what the poem itself calls a "pageant in cascade / quite overlooked before".

Its origins do lie in Baltimore, however.

Olive's resentment of my father's social origins did not stop at the principal offender.

Ultimately, the information about Olivet's origins did not inspire a local revolt.

Not so, in my experience, if you visit the gaff of someone whose origins did not involve inherited wealth.

Stalin's Georgian origins did not prevent a quarter of the republic's writers being wiped out in the Great Terror of 1936-37.

"Whether Jahar was radicalised by his brother; by [radical cleric] Anwar al-Awlaki; by [al-Qaida magazine] Inspire, the origins don't matter," Pellegrini said.

Other visitors said they had heard of the controversy, but that the questions surrounding the bodies' origins did not stop them from attending.

"He's French, but in reality he has different origins, doesn't he? France is infested with them," said one elderly architect near the gun siege.

But the album's dubious origins did not stop "Alive" from cracking Billboard's Top 10 and giving the heavy metal band its first Top 20 single.