Sentence examples for derives is from inspiring English sources

The language of Gascon, from which this practice of a spoken "S" derives, is not considered chic.

("Pandit," from which the English word pundit derives, is an honorific title denoting great learning or mastery).

The fundamental idea contained in the English word salvation, and the Latin salvatio and Greek sōtēria from which it derives, is that of saving or delivering from some dire situation.

The exact term and the action from which the metaphor derives is from Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin, which describes in heartrending detail the tragic breakup of black Kentucky families who were actually sold to plantations farther down the Mississippi river where conditions were harsher.

The belief that the agent thereby derives is, although it is inferred, not derived from observation.

The demonstration of the finiteness of the agent causes, from which every other series derives is an exemplar and serves as a general proof.

The money that Cameroon would derive is estimated at $500 million, or 3percentt of the national budget.

It is Skadarlija; Skadarska, from which it is derived, is the name of the street that borders the section.

Revenue derived is shared between Pokki, and the OEM.

The transformation derived is what was expected;   2.

"Derive is my evolutionary vision for WhoSampled," Rice says in his description of the prototype.