Sentence examples for had its beginnings from inspiring English sources
The dramatic advances in the understanding of molecular and biochemical processes over the last half century or so have understandably shifted the focus of cell biology from the structural features of cells in which it had its beginnings.
The Church of England's parish of Hagley had its beginnings in 1856 when Dry endowed it with three farms.
It is not certain where the garden had its beginnings.
The science of modern pathology also had its beginnings in this century.
The literal interpretation of Scripture had its beginnings in the early church in school of Antioch.
The public zoo really had its beginnings in France, under Louis XIV, at Versailles.
The same odds militate against our universe having had its beginnings through such a random process.
Mr. Evans's Diamond ballet for this spring also had its beginnings in the institute.
The legal world's chain reaction had its beginnings last year in Silicon Valley.
Just as modern American drama had its beginnings in little theatres, modern American poetry took form in little magazines.
The famous weaving tradition of the town of Blackburn had its beginnings in the 13th-century wool trade.
