Sentence examples for back to its origin from inspiring English sources
Can we trace it back to its origin, the point when it was first "attached?" Is Gerhartsreiter a real Rockefeller?
I can't seem to trace it back to its origin, but I assume it was an email forward from someone's uncle.
Tracers are surveillance algorithms powerful enough to follow a hacker's tangled itinerary back to its origin, whether it's an Internet service provider or a specific Internet Protocol address.
"If a person gets sick, we can rapidly test the pathogen in the person and then continue testing to make linkages and trace it back to its origin," says Greg Lucier, chairman and CEO of Life Technologies, which makes the PGM.
In the nebulous world that is American spirituality, it can be hard to trace a practice back to its origin.
Up to a certain point, it is still possible to trace a degraded molecule back to its origin and sometimes even to identify microbial domains or phyla.
Armory Is Back to Its Origins It was where they danced on BROOKE ASTOR'S 90th birthday and where they regularly eyed pricey furniture, plants and, of course, one another.
Rumba was in fact finding its way back to its origins, since it, too, was a mélange in this case, a combination of Spanish music and the sounds brought to the Caribbean by African slaves.
Rumba was in fact finding its way back to its origins, since it, too, was a mélange — in this case, a combination of Spanish music and the sounds brought to the Caribbean by African slaves.
Each week he takes a common product — a T-shirt, a napkin, a cellphone — and with a "Benjamin Button" twist deconstructs what it took to make it, working back to its origins.
