Sentence examples for learn the origin from inspiring English sources

Trump might be surprised to learn the origin of the song.

It also helped scientists seeking to learn the origin, history, age and composition of the moon from lunar samples brought back by Apollo astronauts.

Only after reporters had left the room did they learn the origin of the assignment, two of them said: The order had come down from Sinclair.

In a series of extracts from "histories" written by the elders of the ruling High Council, we learn the origin of the conflict between the Alliance and the Crusaders.

But some owners of the Chevrolet Equinox, a "compact" sport utility vehicle built in North America, might be surprised to learn the origin of the engine under their hoods — it's made in China.

The small, self-enclosed story that made up the original spirals off into new tangents in the prequel: there's a daft thriller subplot involving lethal green goo and Jon Hamm as a contract killer, and – finally – we learn the origin story of that talking can.

This may sound odd, but this is the best way to learn the origins, original meanings, and derivatives of words, as well as the prefixes and suffixes that can be used with them.

Learn the origins of today's most beloved superheroes in comics, film, and television.

Geography – Poll your classmates to learn the origins of their ancestors and create an annotated map identifying each location or region within the United States and beyond.

We learn the origins of the disease that we first saw in "Angelology," running riot through the Nephilim and melting their wings to stubs — but it seems to contradict established events.

In examining the diversity of measurement systems, students learn the origins of some familiar and unfamiliar methods of measurement, and invent their own units of measurement.