originator

Ballute originator gave chance of riding ballute for the first time to a dog.

The earliest originator was Dr. Giterman who worked at the British Rehabilitation Center for the Disabled.

Shakespeare is considered the originator of many English words and phrases.

The inventor is often the originator of a new product.

As the originator of the idea, she received credit for the project's success.

The originator of the plan is still unknown.

He is the originator of a popular fitness program.

The originator of the theory was a renowned scientist.

The originator of the art form revolutionized the industry.

She was the originator of the new teaching method.

The originator of the project had a clear vision for its success.

The originator of the movement inspired many people to join the cause.

Some people say a later president, Harry Truman, was the originator of the modern-day turkey pardon.

And although I'm the originator of the idea, but I don't have the talent to carry it out.

Noah, as the originator of vineyard cultivation, often is depicted with vine leaves.

I've practiced more. I'm the originator of the American style of trumpet, the American style of phrasing, the American vocal style.

But which of them is the true originator of the dragon boat festival?

Salvator was, indeed, the originator of that affair.

But somehow some of these tech originators are given sort of mythic status.

With the body count increasing so quickly, how can we know who is the real originator is?

In a conventional vc or buy-out fund its originator acts as the general partner tasked with deploying the capital.

The " Coca" in the name referred to the extracts of coca leaf that the drink's originator, chemist John Pemberton, mixed with his sugary syrup.