Sentence examples for have originally come from inspiring English sources

He is believed to have originally come from Mozambique, but authorities have been unable to trace any family or official confirmation of his identity.

Sort of like "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade" (which may have originally come from the pen of Dale Carnegie, author of How to Make Friends and Influence People).

"They may have originally come from the boroughs to suburbia," said James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Affairs at Rutgers University.

In the early 1990's, Mr. Brech said, a student on a class trip to a Putnam Valley chamber found an artifact, an obsidian knife, that scientists say must have originally come from Greenland.

The common local occurrence of blocks of mantle peridotite, blueschists, and/or eclogites in such Neogene emplacements suggest that these serpentinite bodies may have originally come from deep crustal and/or mantle depths and were entrained with serpentinite ascent during the formation and lengthening of the San Andreas Fault System.

Ron also reminds wavering Republicans to recall that POTUS 40 said on signing immigration reform in 1986, "I believe in amnesty for those who have put down roots here even though they may have originally come here illegally".

The English honey bees we have originally came from a very old lady in Essex who had got too frail to look after the hive but hadn't told anyone out of pride.

Any personal style or behavior that you have originally came from your observing other people, but eventually you should pick and choose what you want to adopt as your own.

The prosecutor said the tip to the newspaper had originally come from a Westminster source.

The idea for the topical show had originally come from Brian Wenham, then controller of BBC2.

Nine Stories appeared in 1953, but many of them had originally come out in the 1940s.