Sentence examples for it origins from inspiring English sources
Julia Louis-Dreyfus continues to reign supreme in a sitcom that's more than delivered on the early promise of its Thick Of It origins.
The attraction, the world's oldest scientific zoo which dates it origins back to 1826, houses 20,166 animals, according to its inventory for 2017.
It can trace it origins back to 1837, as the Government School of Design; in 1967, a royal charter granted it independent status.
In Ricky Gervais's most recent show, for example, he repeatedly uses the word "mong", discusses it origins, and addresses the nature of taboo words, while also being pretty funny and outrageous.
The Ivory Coast conflict has it origins in bitter ethnic and religious divisions that have built steadily since the death nine years ago of Félix Houphouët-Boigny, the country's longtime autocratic ruler.
IVORY COAST -- The French are leading a force of 4,000 of their own and Ecowas troops to quell a conflict that has it origins in bitter ethnic and religious divisions.
We calm the text, ease it out of its origins, and consume it at a distance.
Whatever its origins, it works.
Whatever its origins, it is ferocious.
But we should not extract it from its origins.
It has its origins over 20 years ago.
