Sentence examples for it derive from from inspiring English sources

So what does it derive from?

The music isn't pop, although many elements of it derive from and inform pop.

Did it derive from pot au feu, as the French former colonialists still claim?

Nor does it derive from the usual suspects: labor costs and regulation.

Detectorists has a particular understated feeling that feels specifically British – is this a type of comedy you are particularly drawn to or does it derive from your own experience?

The words being used to describe it derive from what the media is calling this.

Under antitrust law, a company can be fined up to twice the gain it derived from its misconduct.

It derives from the word "midge", meaning a small fly.

It derives from the ancient sport of putting the stone.

It derives from the Act of February 26 , 1919 40 Stat.

It derives from two other Lib Dem tax proposals.