Sentence examples for because it hails from from inspiring English sources

Apple has been trying to shed the notion that it is different because it hails from Silicon Valley.

And because it hails from a formative period in American history, the art in "Women Only" has social-documentary interest that is largely gender blind.

But MU69 is special because it hails from an undisturbed part of the Solar System known as the cold classical Kuiper belt.

Also known as Shan tofu because it hails from the Shan State, a region in the north eastern part of the country, chickpea tofu might look very much like the tofu we're all familiar with, as slightly gelatinous cubes.

Geographically it hails from various localities in southern Germany and France (Additional file 1).

I feel sorry for the commuters affected by the Southern Rail chaos, especially because I hail from Croydon and have experienced that mayhem firsthand.

Possibly because I hail from the same, benighted era as Mrs May, I am more inclined to applaud her achievements, regardless of her T-shirt, since she first encountered the world of the Bullingdon Club.

It originally hails from places like South America.

The Tory candidate has been reduced to complaining that his Lib Dem rival is not quite local enough because he hails from Rochdale, an enormous five miles away.

But Jeffcoat did not think Bell would be a good fit because he hails from Colorado, where recreational marijuana has been legal since 2014.

One of the 11, Pagan Amum, has been mooted as a possible compromise leader, partly because he hails from the Shilluk tribe, which is smaller than the Dinka or Nuer.