Sentence examples for quick origin from inspiring English sources

Then there's a quick origin in flashback before the comic gets down to an unrelated battle against the invading subterranean Mole Man.

Here's a quick origin story: The word "hater" is said to be derived from the term "player hater," and was popularized by Notorious B.I.G.

This richness should be distinct from that of a quick explosive origin (e.g., cichlid fish in Africa [10]): the first should appear as a collection of lineages rooted deeply, whereas the second as a number of short lineages branching off from a distinct node of relatively recent origin.

CensuScope can be used for quick sample origin discovery, to study metagenomic samples or mixed viral populations, or to evaluate the possible contamination of samples.

Scone, also called Girdle Scone, quick bread of British origin and worldwide fame, made with leavened barley flour or oatmeal that is rolled into a round shape and cut into quarters before baking on a griddle.

Although patients in this study expressed their acceptance of HCWs attending to phone calls during the consultation, it would be a polite gesture for the HCW to apologize before taking the call and to give a quick explanation of the origin of the call before resuming the consultation.

Ellis takes a quick hop from the origins of life to the dawn of animals, and then spends most of the book describing such vertebrates as fish and whales.

For Sandy's generation, choices were stark and individuals defined themselves by class and achievement; Sandy, who was in the trenches and who had raised himself from lowly origins through quick intelligence and hard work, simply couldn't have afforded his son's radical openness to experience.

"Never before has science and medicine been so quick to discover, identify the origin and provide treatment for a new disease entity," noted the Nobel committee.

Author Masaru Takeuchi attributes the origin of the quick time event game mechanic to laserdisc games like Dragon's Lair and Time Gal. IGN's Levi Buchanan listed FMV games like Time Gal as one of the reasons behind the Mega-CD's commercial failure, citing them as a waste of the system's capabilities.

From Andalucía, the southern-most province of Spain, this refreshing combination of ripe tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, olive oil, vinegar and garlic has rather humble origins as a quick lunch to cool and nourish field labourers.