Sentence examples for its originated from inspiring English sources

It was also the year in which BBC2 said farewell to its originated daytime schedule, now almost entirely made up of repeats in order to save money and its share of the audience took a plunge as a result.

The STEP fault thus appears to have diminishing displacement associated with it as it propagates upwards into the upper plate from its originating tear in the subducting plate.

Extremism must be stopped where it originates – in its violent and persuasive rhetoric.

Its original form originated in 1982 on the Nintendo Game and Watch handheld version of Donkey Kong.

Its ability to "handle" objects is where the inspiration for its name originated.

Its use originated with the Choctaw Indians in the American South.

"Before I Forget," the threat of oblivion implicit in its title, originated under similarly urgent conditions.

The case on which the Supreme Court based its decision originated in Dade County, Florida.

Its collection originated as the personal library of George Howison, the founding member of the Berkeley Philosophy Department.

Its concerns originated from the criminal convictions and accusations of organized crime connections against Harold Greenberg, a former Safeway owner.

But he says the mystery is where its ice originated?