Sentence examples for floor originated from inspiring English sources
The third floor originated in a property line dispute during the 1790s: the original west wall had been constructed six feet beyond the property line and had to be dismantled.
The present Caribbean Sea floor originated as a submarine plateau in the eastern Pacific basin.
A third row of seats that folds flush to the floor, originated by Honda, is now the minimum expectation of buyers; this week, people in the industry said, the company will introduce a flush-folding second seat as well.
Other residents recalled hearing screams coming from the floor where the fire originated.
The points originated from the floor surface samples (red triangles) tend to lie closer to the SD region than those from the −20-cm level samples (gray circles).
All other Pacific islands originated as ocean-floor volcanoes, which means that the locations of most of them today can be linked to places where ocean-floor volcanism continues or where it ceased within the past few million years (Nunn 1999).
The two cases had originated on different floors of the facility (2nd and 4th).
It originated on the first floor and went up about 50 feet, but did not injure anyone.
Tumours represent primary tumours and originated predominantly from the floor of mouth (30.2%), tongue (35.1%), buccal mucosa (6.8%), upper or lower jaw (6.8%) or the palate (12.2%).
The apartment where the blast seems to have originated, 2P, was two floors below hers.
