Sentence examples for it derived its from inspiring English sources
The world's largest casino gaming company–it derived its name from the coveted property on the Monopoly board Park Place operates two dozen resorts in five countries.
It derived its name from the Gallic tribe of Rutheni.
TransCanada argued that it derived its power of eminent domain from the Railroad Commission.
Called Wagadu by its rulers, it derived its more familiar name from the king's title of ghāna.
It derived its name from a local spring, the bottom of which sparkled with flakes of mica.
It derived its present name from a dog, Kees, belonging to Kees de Gyselaer, the leader of the Patriots.
After all, it derives its authority from its independence.
From where does it derive its democratic legitimacy?
It derives its name from the Circassian (Russian: Cherkess) people.
It derives its name from "K/S"... or Kirk-slash-Spock.
(The London-born "Mamma Mia!" is a smash too, but it derives its popularity from its familiar Abba tunes).
