Sentence examples for assorted origins from inspiring English sources

His characters in Mulligan Alley were taken from disreputable tenements inhabited by beggars, crooks & people of assorted origins.

Customize your shipment by single origin, assorted blends and espresso from sustainable coffee farms.

And he takes care to point out not only the skiffle origins of assorted Beatles, Rolling Stones, Hollies, Yardbirds and so on, but also points out something extra: Spinal Tap was once a skiffle band, too (though its members called it "scuffle").

www.2meta.com/april-fools/history A page of assorted theories about the origin of April Fools' Day, with links to other humor sites.

Thus, while assorted foreigners, some of servile origin, established a Latin literature by adapting Greek genres, metrical forms, and content, native Roman senators began to write history in Greek.

The fact that many of these polymorphisms do not appear to be linked over any large distances suggests they have been independently assorted and that they are ancient in origin and therefore not introduced by recent introgression.

In its origins as 'art in the service of the Revolution,' it combines assorted mechanical objects into abstract structural forms.

The second class of evidence comprises assorted quirky features of eukaryotes that would not be predicted under conventional models for the origin of eukaryotes, yet seem to arise quite simply from the inside-out model.

The investigation revealed that the origin of the bones had been obscured by shipping them from Britain to the United States labelled as assorted reptile fossils.

Assorted candies.

Assorted citizens and photographers.