Sentence examples for distant origins from inspiring English sources

A constellation of beautifully restored missions on the modern city's Southside echoes these distant origins.

Enthralled, scholars perhaps could not bring themselves to look for earlier and more distant origins of modern behavior.

Historians have long known better, thanks in part to Jennings's own patient labor on the Revolution's distant origins.

Tarantino pointed out that sharp-eyed audiences might spot distant origins of a character they already know from his work.

Paul Davis, an owner of a store called Distant Origins, on Mercer Street in Manhattan, is helping her design and furnish the place in a clean, eclectic style.

The addresses of 2013 were much more personal, infused with self-deprecating humor, raunchy asides and references to the speakers' own humble or distant origins.

At Distant Origin, 153 Mercer Street.

The pendants are made by Spiridon, a Belgian company, and come in various sizes; $225 to $350 at Distant Origin, 153 Mercer Street Houstonn Street), (212) 941-00212

Jason Miller's ceramic antler chandelier has been a big seller, while Distant Origin's Lucite stag light resembles a mod trophy.

Archaeology A Gift From the Sky Iron beads from 3300 B.C. found in Egypt turn out to have an older, more distant origin.

2. Vinyl rugs designed in France by Arzu Firuz, and made by Polystyl, come in a range of sizes, from 40 inches in diameter ($150) to 75 inches in diameter ($350); to order at Distant Origin, 153 Mercer Street Houstonn Street), (212) 941-00212