GOAL! CFR Cluj 1-2 Manchester United (Van Persie 48) Great goal from Manchester United, which has its origins on the right flank.
When I taught cooking to learning disabled children many years ago, among my objectives was to get them to understand that bacon, for instance, does not simply appear in supermarkets, but has its origins on the farm.
Well, considering Petya appears to have had its origin on Ukrainian networks, it wouldn't be a stretch to speculate that the point was to damage those networks.
Indisputably, it had its origins, on the American range, when cowboys took the old Native-American specialty called pemmican (pounded dried meat, mixed with fat) out of their saddles, and mixed it with another easy portable, dried chilis.
Practically everything one identifies as Japanese had its origins on the Chinese mainland, from rice cultivation to Buddhism, from the written language to the Confucian code.
Like most financial crises, mine had its origins on a slippery slope.
Lost Boy must be the first-ever hit to have its origins on Vine, an app where users can post six-second videos.
The bloom on the state's Atlantic Coast probably had its origins on the Gulf Coast, where mauve stingers have been seen in huge numbers for the past several years.
The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) had its origins on Dec. 8, 1991, when the elected leaders of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus (Belorussia) signed an agreement forming a new association to replace the crumbling Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R).
For Team Potts, this year's Olympics had its origins on Santorini in 2004, in the glow of Andy's meteoric rise in the sport and his 22nd-place finish in Athens, and in the innocence of mild concern about what was silently growing in Lisa's neck.
