Sentence examples for was originating from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to be, to bring into existence; to produce, initiate.
By the late 1960s, Glinn was originating stories for Esquire, Travel and Leisure and Fortune.
And that allowed them to know which water station the problem was originating from.
The loans she was originating were not just unaffordable for homeowners — she believed they were intentionally designed that way.
As late as July, 2007, Countrywide was originating billions of dollars of loans that one analyst estimated would likely be salable only at a loss.
Stone as building material was originating from rocks in the near territory, resulting an absolute harmony with the natural environment.
"Forty-five percent of the Web traffic to our main corporate site was originating from the viral campaign" last fall, he added, and it is "still driving traffic".
Another criterion (not so unambiguous) is the evolutionary origin: mammalian were originated from reptilian, Homo was originated from Australopithecus.
(The role was originated on Broadway by the young Martin Sheen).
It was originated by Treasury officials, without consulting the Senator.
The bivec code was originated from Tomas Mikolov's word2vec.
This method was originated by Rolf Nesch, the German-Norwegian printmaker.
