Sentence examples for together origin from inspiring English sources

In prose that varies wildly in grammatical correctness and punctuation (and is often formatted in bold Comic Sans, that typographic punch line), sellers report phenomena and knit together origin stories: "We have even heard laughs in the middle of the night I thought I could Handle it but this is a next level of haunted I need it gone," posts a seller who goes by punkinleah.

In addition, the tendency to assemble machinery at its place of manufacture in larger and larger units has encouraged the development of special transport vehicles, and the economies of moving load and vehicle together from origin to destination can be considerable.

However, it is important to understand how the family and the business change and evolve to further understand how they together give origin to a different entity.

So at Joe's insistence, Mitchell -- borrowing bits & pieces from the Baum books -- cobbled together an origin story for the Wizard.

The assailant's death left Syrian authorities with nothing but the physical evidence left behind to piece together the origins of the attack and its possible motivations.

In the introduction to The Nordic Kitchen, Meyer attempts to piece together the origins of the food revolution that he helped to create.

As with many iconic photographs, attempts are under way to piece together the origins of "Lunch Atop a Skyscraper," the latest of which is a documentary film called "Men at Lunch," which debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival.

You are a Guardian (good name that) zooming around the solar system piecing together the origins of the Traveler, a giant alien moon thing that once befriended humanity and helped us into an era of technological advance, before being beaten unconscious by some sort of space evil.

The British police are still trying to piece together the origins of the failed attacks and whether there was a guiding hand from Al Qaeda or another major terrorist organization, said a person with knowledge of the investigation, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because it was incomplete.

Comparative studies of quantitative traits in farmed and wild salmon are often performed by the use of common-garden experiments where salmon of all origins are reared together to avoid origin-specific environmental differences.

In 1661, 13 dancing masters who had been members of a professional guild of medieval origin, together with some musicians, composers, and the makers of instruments, were granted a charter by Louis XIV for the Académie Royale de Danse.