Sentence examples for it derives its from inspiring English sources

After all, it derives its authority from its independence.

It derives its name from the Circassian (Russian: Cherkess) people.

It derives its innervation from the nerve of the hyoid arch, the seventh, or facial, nerve.

Although it derives its revenue from ticket sales, festivalgoers don't see themselves as customers.

It derives its name from "K/S"... or Kirk-slash-Spock.

It derives its name from the sombre aspect of its dark green, sharp, rigid, rather long leaves.

The species was first described from specimens captured near the Galapagos Islands, from which it derives its name.

It derives its name from the Chalcidic victory won by Thessalian cavalry at the Lelantine Plain separating Eretria and Chalcis.

Like a Bond movie packed with one ridiculous escape after another, it derives its thrill from physical improbability.

The Ricketts family's roots are in Omaha, and it derives its wealth from the TD Ameritrade discount brokerage.

The only thing that doesn't quite work about "Secret" is the conceit from which it derives its title.