Sentence examples for that he originated from inspiring English sources
Although these writers have emphasized Hensley's role in propagating the practice, Kimbrough notes that claims that he originated it are usually unsubstantiated by research, and the origins of the observance are unclear.
"We didn't know exactly how old Giorgio was, but we did know that he originated the ballet, in 1976," Marquerite Mehler, the company's production stage manager, said.
As a result, Mrs. Kramer said, Foreman's claims that he originated the drama and was the prime force behind it were "entirely false".
Hill emphasises the widespread types that he originated, the Victorian village school, church and rectory, but types are by their nature impersonal.
(He would undoubtedly be proud to see Leno and Letterman entertaining millions nightly with the comedy format that he originated in the circus ring).
Dickens is the early model of all kinds of later public fame, and so it seems fitting that he originated all those rock-star farewell tours that have followed.
McCarthy remained at M.I.T. for four more years, and during that time he originated or completed some developments in computer science that have since become a fundamental part of the field.
Do you know if this character type is present in "Avatar?" DANA GOODYEAR: I think he originated that kind of character in mass culture, and there have been many since.
He's an academic-looking guy with glasses, a blazer, and an accent that he tells me originated in Arizona.
It cites -- without contradiction -- a statement by Mr. Sullivan that he had "originated the request for Ms. Cooper's review," but that he had asked her to hold off a quarter "to allow him to address the situation".
The prosecutor, Martin Ngoga, has not filed charges but has asked the United States for help in gathering evidence on some financial transactions that he said originated in San Antonio, where Mr. Rusesabagina has a home.
