Sentence examples for she originated from inspiring English sources

In 1943 she originated the role of Terpsichore in Balanchine's ballet Apollo.

Among her many works, she originated the role of Ousier in Steel Magnolias in 1987.

She originated roles in ballets by Twyla Tharp, Alexei Ratmansky and Christopher Wheeldon, among others.

She originated the role when the West End production of "Sister Act" opened at the London Palladium in June 2009.

She originated the role of Baby Doe in The Ballad of Baby Doe, later made famous by Beverly Sills.

That track led her to the role of Kim, which she originated in "Miss Saigon" in London in 1989.

Another, although more controversial, example is a particular person depending for her existence on her parents, or, more precisely, on the particular sperm and egg that she originates from.

She originates from Thalassery, Kerala and now works as a psychology teacher at a leading Chennai school.

Although she originates as an 11-year-old smart-ass tomboy, she soon morphs into a depressive alt-nerd whose seeming laziness is actually a sign of under-stimulated intellect.

Working through the California/ International Arts Foundation, which she set up in 1981, she has originated 13 shows of California artists and architects that have toured internationally, compiled dozens of artist interviews at her two Web sites, and helped organize and finance dozens of films, books, and shows.

The sugary peanuts, she added, originated in Chile.