Sentence examples for then originating from inspiring English sources

In 1997, "The Howard Stern Show," then originating from the United States via Infinity Broadcasting, was dropped from Canadian airwaves after he fell afoul of the Canadian Broadcasting Standards Council.

He became court illustrator to the Beatles, producing the cover of The Penguin John Lennon before masterminding their Illustrated Lyrics, then originating a bestseller in The Butterfly Ball, a hippie children's fantasy in the spirit of the Alice books of Carroll and Tenniel.

Comparison between the genetic profiles allowed the identification of low frequency alleles and those with a minimum allele frequency (MAF) below 5%% were removed, then originating a panel of 1713 SNPs evenly distributed along the genome at a mean distance of 215,223 pb.

Reed told the Guardian that he thought Hillary's nascent political ambitions, so evident back then, originated with idealism.

He wrote a pair of shows, See You Again (1951) and See You Later (1952), then originated The Boy Friend at the Players and Embassyy theatres before it opened at Wyndham's.

In fact, the curators say, baseball — or base-ball, as it was known then — originated in England at least as early as the first decades of the 18th century, perhaps even earlier, and was taken to the United States by 19th-century immigrants.

Gender differences observed in the processing of emotional stimuli could then originate at the attentional level of the information processing system.

The patterns then originate from the correlation function not of the QDs but of the change in the strain field induced by the nanostructure directly below the dots.

The particles are created within PHITS as an external isotropic source on the shell and then originate randomly and inwardly from the shell.

The shortest distance from within the tetrahedron then originates from the side with i = 0, that is, the new estimate is given from a two-dimensional diagonal stencil solution s 2 D ( X 0, 0, 0, X 1, 0, 0,) [16].

She then originated the role of Florence for the 1984 concept album of Chess, with lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Ulvaeus and Andersson.