Sentence examples for long origin from inspiring English sources

The three-time Dally M Player of the Year and the short-priced favourite for the 2015 gong – will be rested after a tough season and long Origin campaign.

Boyd has scored three tries in each of the last three series while Inglis is looking to break his longest Origin tryscoring drought, currently standing at four matches.

Indeed, the cancer stem cell hypothesis is the current resurrection of a long suspected origin for cancer [ 15] and data are rapidly accumulating that support a stem cell origin of many types of cancers [ 16- 18].

Here are some highlights in its long history: ORIGIN The sign, its metal letters 30 feet wide and 50 feet tall, was built in 1923 at a cost of $21,000.

R1 unbranched, parallel to Sc for a long distance; origin of Rs slightly distant from wing base.

The opening line "My mama she didn't allow me to stay out all night long" has origins in "Mama Don't Allow", an old dance song.

While largely descriptive, each of these terms are clinically predictive in nature and therefore indicative of community held distinctions with long-standing origin and discrete predictive and explanatory variables [ 20, 21].

Consequently, spores that develop into dwarf males potentially have a long-range origin, but in colonies with abundant sexual reproduction the majority of dwarf males on a shoot likely originate from spores produced in the same colony or even on the female host shoot [ 11, 18, 24, 25].

Jackson, a player in the mould of Brad Clyde, is embarking on what will be a long and decorated Origin career.

How well does Carey, a 60-something author of Australian origin, long resident in New York, inhabit the skin of a prickly, 40-something, middle-class Englishwoman?

Whatever the explanation, the presence of those genes in a unicellular organism indicates that much of the machinery for making multicellular animals was in place long before the origin of animals.