Sentence examples for derived its from inspiring English sources
It derived its name from the Gallic tribe of Rutheni.
TransCanada argued that it derived its power of eminent domain from the Railroad Commission.
More disgracefully from the point of view of shareholders, the company failed to explain how it derived its estimate that the latest revelations will cost "approximately €2bn".
Called Wagadu by its rulers, it derived its more familiar name from the king's title of ghāna.
It derived its name from a local spring, the bottom of which sparkled with flakes of mica.
It derived its present name from a dog, Kees, belonging to Kees de Gyselaer, the leader of the Patriots.
The material was first made in the city of Mosul (now in Iraq), from which it derived its name.
Founded by the French in 1884, it derived its name from a local village inhabited by the Susu (Soussou) people.
The little despotism he installed inside the four walls of his home mattered only because it derived its authority from the whole towering, mahogany-colored, tobacco-smelling, reasonable edifice of male superiority in the world outside.
It derived its unit sizes from nature.
Therefore, this study cohort may underestimate the degree of frailty among the population it derived its sample from.
