Sentence examples for say originated from inspiring English sources

And since September, online banking sites of several American banks have been intermittently pulled offline by attacks that officials say originated in Iran.

Someone whose primary residence is outside the township, for example, might still be referred to as a Benny, a term some say originated in the 1940's when waves of day trippers invaded Jersey Shore communities.

These structures, cosmologists say, originated in quantum fluctuations in the density of matter a split-second after the big bang.

His designs, he said, originated from the sights of Hiroshima's devastation after dropping of the atomic bomb in 1945.

"There could have been utter catastrophe had it been higher, closer to the surface," he said of the quake, which geologists said originated more than 30 miles underground.

In 2010 Google relocated its Chinese search engine to Hong Kong after a spat with authorities over censorship and cyber-attacks that Google said originated in China.

The movie, Lavant says, originated in a short film that never got made and that was, in fact, to be called "Actor".

The nuance, it said, originated in the mid-20th century, and has been used in formations such as post-national (1945) and post-racial (1971).

"We've Only Just Begun," the Carpenters hit (written with Roger Nichols) that established his songwriting career, he says, originated as a bank commercial.

In a provision that Mr. Perdue said originated from 19th-century anti-Catholicism, the state Constitution specifically prohibits the direct or indirect financing of religious groups.

And then they started bombing again... .. Three Kings, Russell says, originated with "a very two-dimensional" Desert Storm-heist script that Warner Bros already owned, called Spoils of War.