Sentence examples for derivation her from inspiring English sources

The full name, then its derivation: her parents were Russian immigrants who knocked the Slo off the front of Slobodkin to assimilate themselves into the American dream.

LaChanze, who does not use her last name, Sapp-Gooding, professionally, wiped her eyes as she wearily explained the derivation of her given name, which in Creole means one who is charmed.

The name Taj Mahal is a derivation of her name.

Irpa has been proposed as an earth goddess due to the derivation of her name to a word for "dark brown", but F.R. Schröder has expressed criticism at the notion of concluding that Irpa is an earth goddess based on this evidence.

Susan Wooldridge's Lady Bracknell sounds as though she's speaking in a wind tunnel, although the hat she wears made of an entire riverbed of bull rushes suggests an elemental derivation appropriate to her stentorian delivery.

This relates to an unwarranted assumption in Herring's original derivation, that no interactions occur between the grain boundaries that make up a TJ.

Kahlo's two outfits, one of European derivation and the other from her mother's region of Oaxaca, share equal power in the balanced halves of Kahlo's personal character.

Many of her earliest stories are set in a fictional middle European country she called Orsinia, like her own name a derivation of the Latin for bear.

She calls her colleagues' separation of the derivation of hESCs and research on the cells themselves "linguistic jujitsu".

It's telling that Ms. Carey, who is biracial, named her wicked alter ego after a Spanish derivation of "white".

A very large hand-appliquéd and hand-quilted cotton hanging, with a zig-zag border of African derivation, it portrays a woman in a pink dress, her left breast adorned by a white cross on a red heart.